Variables

Template Block

Template renders a text template with current Flow variables and saves the rendered result for later Blocks.

At a glance

Best for

Generated strings

Syntax

Default output

templateOutput

Error handle

What it does

Template turns a reusable text pattern into a rendered string. It replaces variable references with current values, then writes the result to an output variable.

Use it to build URLs, labels, filenames, messages, search phrases, and other strings that combine fixed text with Flow data.

Use it when

Build a URL path or query from variables.
Create a readable label from extracted data.
Format text before sending it to another Block or integration.

Do not use it when

You only need to store a simple value; use Variables.
You need numeric calculation or data conversion.
The target Block already accepts the variables directly.

Settings

Write the template text and choose the output variable name. The template editor uses normal Scrapeer variable syntax.

Template

Required: No

Variables: Yes
Description: Text pattern rendered with current Flow variables, such as {{company}} jobs.

Output variable

Required: Recommended

Variables: Variable name
Description: Name that stores the rendered text. The schema default is templateOutput.

Setting	Required	Variables	Description
Template	No	Yes	Text pattern rendered with current Flow variables, such as {{company}} jobs.
Output variable	Recommended	Variable name	Name that stores the rendered text. The schema default is templateOutput.

Outputs

Template writes the rendered string to the configured output variable.

outputVariableNamestring

The rendered template saved under the configured variable name.

renderedstring

Rendered text shown in the run output.

Example Flow

Template is useful when a later Block needs one setting built from several values.

Define values such as {{baseUrl}} and {{searchTerm}}.
Render a template such as {{baseUrl}}?q={{searchTerm}} into {{searchUrl}}.
Use {{searchUrl}} in Go To URL or another later Block.

Errors and fixes

Start with symptoms visible in the editor or Inspector, then check the earliest Block that produced the wrong page state, variable, or output.

The rendered text contains empty gaps.

Check: Check whether every referenced variable exists before Template runs.
Fix: Create or extract the missing variables earlier in the Flow.

A later Block cannot use the template result.

Check: Check that the output variable name is set.
Fix: Set an output variable name and reference it with {{variableName}}.

Symptom	Check	Fix
The rendered text contains empty gaps.	Check whether every referenced variable exists before Template runs.	Create or extract the missing variables earlier in the Flow.
A later Block cannot use the template result.	Check that the output variable name is set.	Set an output variable name and reference it with {{variableName}}.