HTTP Callout and Screen Reactivity in Salesforce FLOWS

HTTP Callout and Screen Reactivity in Salesforce FLOWS
In this session covered about HTTP Callout and Screen Reactivity in Salesforce FLOWS
explore the newest aspect of Salesforce Flow - HTTP callouts from flows and screen reactivity. Learn how to implement these features with a comprehensive, step-by-step guide, complete with a functional demonstration.
HTTP Call out From Flow, HTTP Call out From Salesforce Flow.
GET method Available from SPRING 23 but POST method available from Summer 23
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[@gunwindersingh]

It will be helpful if the integration is demoed with actual system, Salesforce to Salesforce or any other system showcasing all Http methods.

[@pirateDev17]

Hi, I am stuck with a problem while doing an Integration with an External System using Salesforce Record --Triggered Flow that runs Asynchronously. The integration requires me to do multiple POST requests and proceed based on their response. But before the first HTTP Callout finishes the flow moves to the next HTTP callout which needs a value from the response of the previous HTTP call. So it is failing because the value is null as the first one hasn't been completed yet. Please help me with this.

[@bakshirocks]

Can you explain how to pass custom headers in the request? We can pass params through the flow but what if we have to send some custom headers as well?