"Create custom object records" action node

Learn how to configure "Create custom object records" action in Advanced Flow Builder

Written By Ray Tang (Administrator)

Updated at June 5th, 2026

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Before configuring custom object trigger nodes, you will need to have at least one custom object created in your company. You can refer to this Help Center article to learn more about custom object.

 

 

Create custom object records

The “Create custom object records” action allows you to automatically create a new record in your custom object. This helps avoid manual errors, keeps data accurate, and ensures records stay up to date.

In Advanced Flow Builder, this node is useful when you want to capture structured data during a flow and save it into your custom objects.

Use this node for:

  • Managing memberships: Create a “Membership” record to track tier, start/end dates, and renewal status.
  • Saving order records: Automatically generate an “Order” record with properties such as order amount, items purchased, and associated contact.
  • Tracking subscriptions: Record subscription details like plan type, billing cycle, and payment status in a “Subscription” object.
  • Logging product returns or exchanges: Store return requests in a custom “Return” object to follow up and process refunds or replacements.

To set up the node, follow these steps:

  1. Click on the “Create custom object records” action node to open up its form, which will appear on the right side of the screen
  2. The node form contains the following fields for you to configure your action:
    1. Custom objectSelect a custom object. If no object is created, you can refer to this Help Center article to create a custom object
    2. Fill in record details: The node form will display fields based on the object you selected:
      1. Mandatory fields: These are required to successfully create the record. For example, “Order amount” is mandatory in an Order object, or “Contact number” may be required to link a Membership or Subscription record to a customer.
      2. You can also insert variables (e.g. trigger variables, contact variables, mid-flow variables) so data is filled in automatically from the flow. For example: 
        1. Use the Contact number variable to attach a new subscription record to the right customer
        2. Use Channel variable to capture which channel the order was placed from.