Browse Interface
The Browse interface provides a centralised view of all your workflows, published apps, and active sessions. Navigate, organise, and manage your automation assets efficiently through an intuitive card-based interface with powerful filtering and sorting capabilities.
Key Features
Card-based listings for visual navigation
Three distinct sections: Workflows, Apps, and Sessions
Quick actions for common tasks
Filtering and sorting options
Favourite marking for quick access
Collaborative indicators showing team activity
How to Access the Browse Interface
Navigate to the main Lleverage interface
Click on the "Browse" tab in the navigation menu
Select from three sub-tabs:
Workflows - All your workflow automations
Apps - Published workflow applications
Sessions - Active app sessions
💡 The Browse interface provides a bird's-eye view of all your automation assets in one place.
Understanding the Workflows Section
Workflow Cards
Each workflow appears as a card displaying:
Workflow Icon: Visual identifier for the workflow
Workflow Name: Title of the automation
Status Indicator: Published or draft status
Collaborator Avatars: Team members who've worked on it (top right corner)
How to Use Workflow Actions
Hover over a workflow card to reveal action buttons:
Edit: Opens the workflow in the builder
Launch App: Available for published workflows only
Add to Favourites: Star workflows for quick access
Edit Details: Modify title and description
View Activity: Opens pre-filtered activity page for this workflow
Copy App URL: Available for published workflows
Duplicate: Creates a copy of the workflow
Delete: Removes the workflow (with confirmation)
⚠️ Deleting a workflow is permanent. Ensure you have backups or duplicates if needed.
How to Filter Workflows
Use the filter bar above the workflow cards
Available filters include:
Status (Published/Draft)
Favourites only
Created by specific users
Date ranges
Combine multiple filters for precise results
Clear filters to return to the full view
How to Sort Workflows
Click the sort dropdown in the top right
Sort options include:
Name (A-Z or Z-A)
Last modified
Created date
Most used
The view updates immediately with your selection
💡 Sort by "Most used" to quickly find your frequently accessed workflows.
Understanding the Apps Section
Published Apps View
The Apps tab shows only published workflows that can be accessed as applications:
Each app card shows the same information as workflow cards
Only published workflows appear here
Launch buttons are prominently displayed
App URLs are readily available for sharing
How to Launch Apps
Click the "Launch" button on any app card
The app opens in a new tab
You can also copy the app URL to share with users
Monitor app usage through the Activity tab
💡 The Apps section is perfect for sharing with end users who only need to run workflows, not build them.
Understanding the Sessions Section
What Are Sessions?
Sessions are created when users launch and interact with apps
Each session represents an active or recent app usage
Sessions help track concurrent usage and user engagement
Session Information
Each session card displays:
App Name: Which app the session belongs to
Session ID: Unique identifier
User: Who initiated the session
Start Time: When the session began
Status: Active or completed
Duration: How long the session has been running
How to Manage Sessions
View active sessions to monitor current usage
Click on a session to see details
Use session data to understand app usage patterns
Identify long-running or stuck sessions
⚠️ Multiple active sessions may indicate high demand or potential issues with workflow completion.
Using Quick Actions Effectively
For Frequently Used Workflows
Mark workflows as favourites using the star icon
Filter by favourites for quick access
Sort by "Most used" to prioritise common workflows
For Team Collaboration
Check collaborator avatars to see who's working on what
Use the activity view to see recent changes
Duplicate workflows before making major modifications
For App Management
Keep the Apps section clean by only publishing production-ready workflows
Use descriptive names and icons for easy identification
Regular review and update app descriptions
💡 Well-organised Browse sections improve team efficiency and reduce time spent searching for workflows.
Best Practices
Organisation Tips
Use consistent naming conventions for workflows
Add meaningful descriptions to all workflows
Regularly review and archive unused workflows
Mark team favourites for common processes
Collaboration Guidelines
Check collaborator indicators before editing
Communicate with team members shown on cards
Use duplication for experimental changes
Document major changes in descriptions
App Publishing Strategy
Only publish thoroughly tested workflows
Maintain clear separation between development and production
Update app descriptions when functionality changes
Monitor app sessions for usage patterns
💡 The Browse interface is your workflow library. Keep it organised like you would any important resource collection.
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