When you've paused a Flow, it's likely you'll need to resume it again at some point. When you resume a paused Flow, the system remembers any recipients still in the Flow. It also remembers if any other recipients entered the Flow while the Flow was paused. This means that potentially, a lot of recipients can start the Flow when you resume it.
The following is applicable to a paused Flow:
| Action | Pause a Flow | Pause a Flow and Kick Recipients |
| Stops the current send out | Yes | Yes |
| Applies to the entire Flow | Yes | Yes |
| Triggered recipients will be added to Flow | Yes | Yes |
| Will remember scheduled executions when resumed | Yes (Target Group is evaluated when resumed) | Yes (Target Group is evaluated when resumed) |
| Applies to Production only | Yes | Yes |
| Flow will continue for saved recipients when resumed | Yes | No |
| Current recipients are still in Flow | Yes | No |
| Subject Line Test will continue when resumed | Yes | No |
Table 1: Information regarding Paused Flows
How to Resume a Flow
- Log in to the Staging Environment.
- Open the Flows module.
- Navigate to your Flow in the folder navigator.
- Click on the Flow once to highlight your Flow in the navigator.
- Click the Pause icon in the 'Flows' toolbar.
- Select 'Resume Flow on Production' from the drop-down.
- A pop-up window will appear
- Click 'OK'.
You have now resumed your Flow on Production.
A paused Flow named 'Subject Line Test' which is ready to be resumed on Production
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