Create Workflows
Workflows are visual automation flows that connect data, logic, and actions to run processes without coding.
What is a workflow?
A workflow is a sequence of connected steps (nodes) that run automatically when a trigger is activated. Each node performs a specific action: receive form data, make an AI decision, send an email, call an external API, process a payment, and many more. Nodes are connected to each other through edges that define the data flow.
Create a new workflow
- Go to the Flows section in the sidebar and click "New workflow".
- Give your workflow a descriptive name (e.g. "Expense approval").
- The visual editor will open with an empty canvas. Drag a Trigger node from the side palette to define how the flow will start.
- Add more nodes by dragging from the palette and connect them by clicking an output handle and dragging to an input handle.
- Configure each node by clicking on it to open its properties panel.
- When your flow is ready, click "Publish" to activate it.
Workflow states
A workflow can be in one of the following states:
- Draft — The workflow is under construction and does not run automatically.
- Active — The workflow is published and will run when its trigger fires.
- Inactive — The workflow is temporarily paused. It can be reactivated at any time.
- Archived — The workflow has been archived and is not visible in the main list.
AI assistant for workflows
You can use the built-in AI assistant to create workflows from a natural-language description. Simply describe what you need to automate (e.g. "When a customer fills out a contact form, send a confirmation email and notify the sales team on Slack") and the AI will generate the complete workflow with the appropriate nodes and connections. You can then fine-tune the result in the visual editor.
Next step
Explore the available node types to understand all the actions you can include in your workflows.