The Stored Data Caller node is a powerful tool that allows you to seamlessly inject stored data into your AI workflows. This node provides easy access to previously uploaded documents and extracted content, enabling you to leverage existing data across multiple workflow processes.
Accessing Stored Data
Opening the Stored Data Caller
In your FluxPrompt workflow, locate and click on the Stored Data Caller node
The "Select the Stored Data" dialog will appear with a dropdown menu
Selecting Your Data Source
Click on the dropdown menu (initially labeled "None")
Browse through your available stored data options, which are organized into categories:
Private Docs: Your personal uploaded documents
Space Docs: Shared documents within your workspace
Available Data Types
The Stored Data Caller can access various types of stored content:
Extracted PDF content: Documents that have been processed and converted to text format
Uploaded files: Various document formats you've previously uploaded
Processed documents: Files that have been analyzed and prepared for workflow integration
Using Stored Data in Your Workflow
Preview and Selection
Once you select a data source from the dropdown, you'll see a preview of the content in the display area
The preview shows the beginning of the document content, including formatted text, headings, and key information
This allows you to verify you're selecting the correct data source before proceeding
Data Integration
The selected stored data becomes available as an output from this node
Connect the output: Use connectors to link this node to other nodes in your workflow where the data should be utilized
Reference the data: Other nodes can now access and process this stored content as part of their operations
Best Practices
Data Organization
Use descriptive names for your uploaded documents to make selection easier
Organize related documents in appropriate spaces for team collaboration
Regularly review and clean up stored data to maintain workflow efficiency
Workflow Integration
Place the Stored Data Caller node early in your workflow to ensure data is available when needed
Consider using multiple Stored Data Caller nodes if you need to access different data sources within the same workflow
Test your data connections to ensure the stored content is properly formatted for downstream processing
Troubleshooting
Common Issues
No data available: Ensure you have uploaded documents to your Private Docs or Space Docs
Content not displaying: Check that the document was successfully processed and extracted
Connection errors: Verify that output connectors are properly linked to receiving nodes
Data Management
If you need to update stored data, upload new versions through the main document management interface
Previously extracted content will be updated automatically when you re-process documents
Ensure proper permissions are set for Space Docs to allow team access
The Stored Data Caller streamlines the process of incorporating existing knowledge and documents into your AI workflows, making it easier to build comprehensive automation solutions that leverage your organization's data assets.