What is the use of the invocable method annotation in Salesforce?

Hi Avnish,

Invocable Method annotation used to identify methods that can be run as invocable actions.
Invocable methods are called with the REST API and used to invoke a single Apex method. Invocable methods have dynamic input and output values and support describe calls.

Adding some points:

While the Process builder is very flexible out of the box, there are a few business use cases those are not achievable using it. For example

1. It doesn’t support outbound messages
2. It doesn't support creation of multiple records
3. It doesn’t allow us to delete a record

When no other process action can get the job done, add customized functionality to your Salesforce processes by calling an Apex method. To call an Apex method, add the Call Apex action to your process and select an Apex class with an @invocable method Annotation. It means they allow us to extend the Process Builder by writing Apex code that meets certain criteria, and then invoking the Apex from our Processes. If the class contains one or more invocable variables, manually enter values or reference field values from a related record. @InvocableMethod Annotation support bulk operations.

public class DeleteUnacceptedQuotes
{
@InvocableMethod
public static void QuoteDelete(List<Id> OpportunityIds)
{
List<Quote> Quotes =[select id from quote
where Opportunity.id in :OpportunityIds
and Status != 'Accepted'];
delete Quotes;
}
}

Thankz