Flow Designer calling domain API on non-domain separated instanceDescriptionFlow Designer calling domain API on non-domain separated instance This can cause slowness when loading Flows and actions if instance has a significant number in the sys_user_group records since the following Dictionary entry is using this table by default if not domain separated Go to Dictionary Search for Table=sys_user and Column name=sys_domainSteps to Reproduce 1. Login in an instance which is not domain separated 2. Open any actions or flows 3. You will see the API (api/now/ui/concoursepicker/domain) is called and returning the sys_user_group records WorkaroundIf loading of Flows and actions is slow due to the number of records in sys_user_group, you can do the following workaround: 1) Create a new custom table eg u_domain with the u_parent column that references u_domain (itself), OR Create a u_parent field on the sys_domain table referencing sys_domain 2) In the Dictionary, find the sys_user.sys_domain field, change its Reference value from Group (sys_user_group) to Domain (u_domain) OR u_parent if the second workaround above is applied Related Problem: PRB1441623