Workflows
The workflow builder is an advanced visual tool designed for creating seamless automation. It integrates the functionality of triggers and campaigns, along with additional features, for a comprehensive automation setup.
Step 1: Access the Workflows List
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To begin, navigate to the Automation section in the main menu. This leads you to the Workflows tab, which displays both, drafted and published workflows.
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Use the "+ Create Workflow" button in the upper right to initiate a new workflow.
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For existing workflows, use the “⋮” menu for editing, deleting, or duplicating.
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Navigate through your workflows with the Previous and Next buttons, especially useful when managing numerous workflows.
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Use the “Create Folder” button to add a new folder for managing your workflows efficiently
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Use the Filters section to choose between drafted, published, and paused workflows
Step 2: Create a Workflow and Navigate through the Builder
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Click the + Create Workflow button in the top right of the screen.
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Choose to start from scratch, import from existing campaigns, or use pre-designed recipes/templates.
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Click the + Create New Workflow button in the top right of the screen again, to enter the builder.
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Within the Workflow Builder:
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Rename your workflow with the pencil icon.
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Switch between the Builder, Settings, Enrollment History, and Execution Logs tabs to customize your workflow (each tab's functionality will be detailed in separate guides).
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Add Triggers and Actions to build your workflow.
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Test your workflow with the "Test Workflow" button, save changes, and switch from Draft to Publish to activate it.
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Add your Trigger(s) and Action(s) to create your workflow. (More details on how to set these up are listed below)
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In the top right, you can click the “Test Workflow” button. Save any changes, and then toggle the Workflow from Draft to Publish mode to activate it.
Step 3: Setting Up Your Workflow Triggers
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Add a new trigger using the "Add New Workflow Trigger" option.
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Customize your trigger with specific filters to define activation conditions.
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For detailed setup guides, search for "Workflow" in the helpdesk.
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Save the trigger to include it in your workflow.
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Tip: Incorporate multiple triggers in a workflow to initiate diverse action sequences. Use the If/Else action for complex branching. Refer to the “Workflow Action: If/Else” article for detailed setup.
Step 4: Setting Up Your Workflow Actions
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Add new actions using the "+" icon.
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Customize each action based on your workflow requirements.
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For guidance on various actions and triggers, consult the helpdesk using the "Workflow" search term.
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Remember to save your actions and any changes made.
Step 5: Save, Test, and Publish Your Workflow
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Save your workflow with the blue Save button.
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Test the workflow with a safe contact (preferably a test contact).
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Check if the workflow functions as intended.
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Switch the workflow status to 'Publish' and save.
Once saved and published, your automation is set and operational!