Workflow
A workflow is an automated process composed of UI automation and components.
The workflow includes four main parts: workflow settings, UI-flow, components, and data streaming capabilities. This section focuses on configuring the workflow itself.
Usage
A workflow can link different websites or various functions within the same website. Through data streaming, the obtained data can be analyzed, used in other processes or components, or exported in an appropriate format.
Settings
Tips & Tricks
Add Nodes
There are two main ways to add nodes to a workflow. One way is to add nodes above or below an existing node, which inserts a new node that will be executed in linear order from top to bottom.
Nodes added after logical components like IF might not be executed depending on the logical component’s result.
Alternative (Fallback)
You might also notice two plus signs to the left and right of existing nodes. Adding nodes in these places introduces an alternative strategy.
The workflow will attempt to execute these nodes from left to right. If the left node fails, the right node will be tried. The purpose of this feature is to handle various runtime exceptions that may occur during workflow execution. These exceptions might require different routes based on the runtime state, and the alternative strategy is designed to manage such potential exceptions.