Hello.

You can try Split For Each .

Bit old, but here is an excellent example of how split for each works : https://pdn.pega.com/how-use-split-foreach-flow-shape-repeating-party

Hi Kasun,

I think any of the methods you mentioned could work. Which is best probably depends on your business requirements. Can you add a bit more context? So you have a work object and need to spin off sub-flows that work on the one item (in which case you don't want multiple threads, due to duplication of data and the potential problems that can cause)? Or are they on separate work objects? Is your parent a work cover and the children covered items? You may still not not want to use different threads, just process items one at a time. Or you could put them in their own threads depending on what happens down stream. Without knowing more, I think I agree with Santanu that split for each is probably a great place to start.

Thanks,

Mike