Normally I would, however I am running into an issue where: 1. I am querying a file attachment from ServiceNow that returns download URL(s) (can be an arbitrary number of URLs) presented by the API. 2. The URL(s) contain the file sys_id, e.g. "/api/now/1111111122222233333/file", and do not offer a way to download as the file name, requiring it to be renamed once in the container vault.  3. The HTTP app downloads the URL(s) as the generic file name "file" in a container vault and creates a vault_id. 4. I need to rename that file to the correct file name (from the ServiceNow data), using a bit of vault_add() magic. Step 4 is where I lose the ability to reliably associate the original file name (via the Service Now sys_id) with the vault_id when passing multiple URLs. I don't see an easy or reliable way to capture the original file name and associate it with the correct vault_id. The attempted work-around thought is using phantom.act() in this manner where I can control the loop and guarantee the correct vault_id. ... View more

Thanks @phanTom. If anyone else comes across this in a search, I created a decision block which checks for container tags: If "tag1": go to the End block If "tag2": Continue to the next block Next block applies the tag "tag1" to the container. Final block removes the tag "tag2" from the container. This design, for better or worse, allows me to run a playbook "on demand" via a Workbook or manual action on the case management side, while keeping automatic capabilities (apply label "tag2" to the container and run) if I decide to use it as say, a child playbook. ... View more

@phanTom  Correct, multiple artifacts in a container upon creation. It looks like there are duplicate values, however the artifact ID is different. I do have multi-value fields configured (default). Is that where you are suggesting making the change? ... View more

@inventsekar @phanTom  Thank you. So the remaining disconnect to me is when creating an [automation] playbook you appear to need to assign it a label to run against. In this instance, could I apply something like "on-demand" as the label (or tag?) to prevent it from being run automatically? ... View more