True or False: The subflow element can reference screen flows and autolaunched flows.

The subflow element is designed to invoke another flow within a flow, and it can reference both screen flows and autolaunched flows. This capability allows for greater flexibility in how flows are structured and reused.

Screen flows can collect user input through screens and can still be utilized by other flows if needed, such as when certain user data or interactions need to be captured as part of a larger automated process. On the flip side, autolaunched flows operate in the background without user interaction, making them ideal for processes that run automatically, such as triggering actions based on specific conditions.

By allowing both types of flows to be referenced, Salesforce facilitates a modular approach to flow design, which helps standardize processes and reduces redundancy. This ability to incorporate multiple flow types promotes efficiency in managing and executing business logic in Salesforce.