Please explain the invoked workflow target sesison property in laymans language
In UiPath, the “Invoked Workflow Target Session” property is a feature used when calling another workflow (a reusable set of activities) from within your current workflow. This property helps to manage and specify which Robot session should execute the invoked workflow.
Here’s an analogy to make it easier to understand:
Imagine you are running a factory, and you have different workers (robots) who can perform specific tasks (workflows). Sometimes, one worker needs to ask another worker to do a part of their task. The “Invoked Workflow Target Session” property is like giving the first worker instructions on which of their colleagues (other robot sessions) should handle that specific task. This ensures that the right worker does the right job.
In simpler terms:
- When you tell one workflow to call another, you need to decide which Robot (session) should perform that called workflow.
- The “Invoked Workflow Target Session” property lets you specify that.
- It ensures that tasks are assigned correctly and efficiently among the available Robots.
By setting this property, you ensure that your automation runs smoothly by managing how different parts of your process are distributed among the robots.
LLM helped me to write parts of this answer.
Thanks,
Ashok 
Hi,
We can choose which session the workflow is run in, when we are using feature of PictureInPicture (PiP). (Main, Child (PiP) or same of current session)
If not using PiP, it’s no problem to ignore it.
Regards,
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