Flow Development Guidelines
  • Introduction
  • Getting Started
    • Beginner Basics
    • Flow Studio Structure
    • Naming Convention
  • Developing a Flow
    • Workflow Types
    • Flow Elements
    • Programming
  • Promoting a Flow
    • Environments & Subscriptions
  • Advance Flow Features
    • Swimlanes & Offline Flows
    • Monitoring
    • REST API
      • Authentication
      • Troubleshooting REST
    • Importing data from flat files
      • Scheduled Flows
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  1. Advance Flow Features
  2. Importing data from flat files

Scheduled Flows

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When scheduling a Flow it somewhat cryptically states that date and time is saved in UTC but presented in your local time zone. But what does that really mean?

Some investigation shows us that what is shown under "Status" is in UTC, so if I am in UTC+2 at the moment the flow was in this scenario completed at 08:18:03 local time (06:18:03 UTC).

As 07:15 is set under the Start-section I am guessing that this was set during daylight saving, when we were at UTC+1, meaning that 07:15 was 08:15 local at that time. If I now want to move it in time, I need to take in to consideration that I am at UTC+2 at the moment