When trying to build dynamic workflows, you currently can work with and get a handle on either:

• Folders can triggered the flow
• Files that triggered the flow
• Folders/Files created/copied from previous stages

There are workflows, however, where you have a trigger on the file(s) but you want to move that entire folder to progress the flow.

A "the folder of the file that triggered the flow" handle would be helpful in this scenario to allow you start a workflow, either through a file action or a manual start...assign tasks to that file and then be able to get a handle on this file's parent folder to be able to perform folder actions on it (especially "move" folder). This way you can easily group files together and move them through the workflow....while at the same time set file actions on the original file that triggered the flow.