Module limit exceeded Error Message - Bugs
I keep getting a "Module limit exceeded" error message when trying to turn on different flows. Is anyone else having this issue?
I can't figure out the problem and have tried the following:
1. I first thought it was the Decision logic block because all of the flows that have this issue contained a Decision block. However, I removed the block and still got the error.
2. I triple checked all blocks, fields, logic, dates, etc.
3. Tried different blocks.
4. Tried different logic approaches.
5. It's not my account level because I have an enterprise account and only have one active Flow that hasn't been used in production yet.
6. It's not a module in one of the connected Zoho apps because I'm receiving this error from multiple apps.
Here's the strange thing. The term Module isn't anywhere in the Flow documentation or forum. You would think all error messages would be referenced somewhere so a user can check the knowledge base and correct the problem. That's not the case here.
I'd appreciate any help that anyone can provide with this.
I've spent several hours working on this one issue. I am having way too many problems with Flow. This is just the latest in a long line of bugs, issues, missing functions, etc. Flow is just too buggy and doesn't seem ready for production.
I can't figure out the problem and have tried the following:
1. I first thought it was the Decision logic block because all of the flows that have this issue contained a Decision block. However, I removed the block and still got the error.
2. I triple checked all blocks, fields, logic, dates, etc.
3. Tried different blocks.
4. Tried different logic approaches.
5. It's not my account level because I have an enterprise account and only have one active Flow that hasn't been used in production yet.
6. It's not a module in one of the connected Zoho apps because I'm receiving this error from multiple apps.
Here's the strange thing. The term Module isn't anywhere in the Flow documentation or forum. You would think all error messages would be referenced somewhere so a user can check the knowledge base and correct the problem. That's not the case here.
I'd appreciate any help that anyone can provide with this.
I've spent several hours working on this one issue. I am having way too many problems with Flow. This is just the latest in a long line of bugs, issues, missing functions, etc. Flow is just too buggy and doesn't seem ready for production.