Hey @Sam2
For starters, from your video, your relationship between companies and users is a “many to many” (I can tell by the icons).
So when you create a new “company” when the relationship is “many-to-many,” you can add another action below the create action as an “Update > New Company” action which will show the Users parameter where you can then “Add > Logged in user”:
Now if you switch the relationship to a one-to-many relationship where user can only have 1 company but company can have multiple users, you can simply add this parameter on an update logged-in user action after the company create action, like this:
