Which of the following is not a component of the Flow Designer?

In the context of Flow Designer, the term "Workflow" refers to a broader concept that is not a specific component of Flow Designer itself. Flow Designer is designed to facilitate the creation of flows which automates processes without requiring extensive coding. Within Flow Designer, there are three key components: Actions, Triggers, and Conditions.

• Actions are what the flow does, such as sending notifications or updating records.

• Triggers are what start the flow, for example, when a record is created or updated.

• Conditions are used to evaluate whether certain criteria are met, allowing the flow to branch or change behavior based on data.

While workflows can encompass a series of actions and may involve flow design, they exist independently and are typically associated with the more conventional ServiceNow workflow creation tools rather than the modern Flow Designer interface. This distinction makes "Workflow" the correct choice for the option that is not a component of Flow Designer.