Access and monitor all Flows
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The ‘Flows’ page allows you to manage and monitor your business logic workflows.
The ‘All Flows’ tab displays a list of all the Flows you have created, along with their names, the steps included, creation dates and times, and their current status (whether they are published or inactive).
You can perform the following actions on the ‘All Flows' page:
Import Flow: You can import a Flow by clicking the ‘Import Flow’ button. Upload a JSON file containing the Flow definition and click the ‘Import’ button.
Create new Flow: Click the ‘+New Flow’ button to create a new Flow.
Manage Flows: Click the three dots next to a specific Flow to rename it, move it to a new folder, duplicate it, export it as a JSON file, or delete it.
Access Flows: You can access specific Flows by clicking on their respective names.
The ‘Runs’ tab shows the status of all the Flows you have created.
You can use the search functionality to filter the runs by status (All, Running, Failed, Succeeded, or Paused) and by the specific Flows you have created.
On the ‘Runs’ page, you will find the following information:
Tool: The tool used in the Flow.
Status: The current status of the run (Running, Failed, Succeeded, Paused).
Start time: The date and time when the Flow started running.
End time: The date and time when the Flow finished running (if applicable).
Three-dot menu: Click the three dots at the end of a row to retry the Flow on the latest version or retry from the failed step.
The ‘Connections’ tab provides details on the app connections established through API Keys or other credentials within your Flows. You will find the following information on this page:
App: The name of the application or service connected.
Connection name: The name of the connection.
Status: The current status of the connection.
Created: The date and time when the connection was created.
Updated: The date and time when the connection was last updated.
Delete: A delete option is available for each connection entry. By clicking this button, you can remove unused or obsolete connections.
