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CooldayCoolday 

Can we use @auraenabled and @invokable at the same time in Apex Class?

We have a requirement for which I created a LWC component and Flow for the same Apex class. Can we use @Auraenabled and @Invokable at the same time for the method in Apex class.

Thanks 
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Sai PraveenSai Praveen (Salesforce Developers) 
Hi,

Yes, you can use multiple annotations on a method or class; they are written separated by any whitepsace. But there are some exceptions for it like 
You can not add both @future and @InvocableMethod to a single method.

Coming to your question as per the documentation
Other annotations can’t be used with the InvocableMethod annotation.

Let me know if you face any issues.

If this solution helps, Please mark it as best answer.

Thanks,

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Sai PraveenSai Praveen (Salesforce Developers) 
Hi,

Yes, you can use multiple annotations on a method or class; they are written separated by any whitepsace. But there are some exceptions for it like 
You can not add both @future and @InvocableMethod to a single method.

Coming to your question as per the documentation
Other annotations can’t be used with the InvocableMethod annotation.

Let me know if you face any issues.

If this solution helps, Please mark it as best answer.

Thanks,
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CooldayCoolday
In the method I am accepting ID as a parameter and not the List of Ids. So, if I am using both @invocableMethod and @auraenabled then it is resulting in error.
Sai PraveenSai Praveen (Salesforce Developers) 
Hi,

Yes as I highlited above it may not be possible to add another annotation with InvocableMethod.

Thanks,