Ability to start a process flow from the moment of entering data on a field.

@Mark Jongeling is the addition of the @auto_commit parameter in the Default logic the solution for this Idea? 
 

If so, does this mean that the Add row and Edit row process flow start actions are ‘triggered’ upon the auto_commit and the auto_commit can initiate a Process Flow?
 

If above is true, can this then also return Values to the Default logic to be applied to the same Form?

Example: add Postal code + house number —> Process Flow returns Street + City.

@Arie V, the Auto_commit is indeed the solution to this idea.

Add and Edit row process actions can start a process flow. Once the default logic is triggered, you can write logic and set @auto_commit to 1 when the action should be commited. This then can continue a process flow, even in a loop.

An example can be, Starting with an Edit row (auto edit also possible). Then after editing a specific column, set @auto_commit = 1. That will tell the Universal GUI to commit the action; which is savig the record in this case. Then the process flow continues and could call a HTTP connector, an Extract JSON data connector or even the Generative AI connectors. Once that is finished, you could return to the Add/Edit row process action and start the loop again.

Your example can be achieved if the record could be saved temporarily. The code would look a bit like this:

if @cursor_from_col_id in ('postal_code', 'house_number')
and @postal_code is not null
and @house_number is not null
/* and all other mandatory fields are filled */
and @street is null 
and @city is null
begin
    set @auto_commit = 1
end

This would commit the save when the postal code and house number are saved. That could continue the process flow and obtain the Street and City via a HTTP connector. Then the Edit row process action could be called (again) and continue editing the same row.

Starting process flows during editing is something that is not supported but we do want to offer that in the future.

Thanks for clarifying @Mark Jongeling!