Lleverage Documentation
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  • Get Started
    • Introduction
    • Co-Pilot
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  • Key Terms
  • Action Guide
    • Triggers
    • Output
    • Prompt
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  • Extracting Information
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  • Canvas Guide
    • Canvas Controls
    • Action Cards
    • Action Connections
    • Variables and Data Flow
  • The Run Panel and Testing
  • Error Handling
  • Publishing Guide
    • How to Publish
    • API Endpoint
    • Chat App
    • Form App
    • Integration Configuration
    • Scheduling Workflows
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  • Key Features
  • How to Publish Your Workflow
  • How to Access the Publish Panel
  • How to Publish Different Trigger Types
  • How to Control Workflow Activation
  • How to Share Published Workflows
  1. Publishing Guide

How to Publish

In Lleverage, publishing a workflow makes it available for use. Publishing activates your workflow based on its trigger type, making it accessible through various interfaces depending on how it's designed to start.

Key Features

  • One-click publishing process

  • Activation toggle for controlling workflow availability

  • Different deployment options based on trigger type

  • Shareable links for form and chat triggers

  • Embed codes for integration into other applications

  • API endpoints with code examples for developers

How to Publish Your Workflow

  1. First, test your workflow using the Run Panel to ensure it works as expected

  2. Click the "Publish" button in the top right corner of your screen

  3. Review any validation messages that appear (fix any issues if necessary)

  4. Confirm the publication to activate your workflow

  5. The Publish Panel will open, showing deployment options

💡 The first time you publish a workflow, it will be activated automatically. You can toggle it on or off later.

How to Access the Publish Panel

  1. Click the "Publish" button to open the panel after making changes

  2. If no unpublished changes exist, click the active deployment information in the top bar

  3. The Publish Panel displays the active status toggle at the top and shareability options below

💡 You can reopen the Publish Panel at any time to view or modify deployment settings.

How to Publish Different Trigger Types

  1. Form Trigger:

    • The Publish Panel will display an app link

    • Copy the link to share with users

    • Find embed code to integrate the form into other websites

  2. Chat Trigger:

    • The Publish Panel will display an app link

    • Copy the link to share with users

    • Find embed code to integrate the chat interface

  3. API Call Trigger:

    • The Publish Panel will display an API endpoint

    • Copy the endpoint URL for API integration

    • View code examples in Node.js, Python, PHP, and Go

  4. Schedule Trigger:

    • The Publish Panel will display schedule information

    • View when the workflow will run automatically

    • No user interface or shareability options are provided

  5. Integration Trigger:

    • The Publish Panel will display information about the integration

    • Similar to scheduled triggers, there is no user interface to share

⚠️ Schedule and Integration triggers run automatically from Lleverage's backend and don't have user interfaces to share.

How to Control Workflow Activation

  1. Locate the activation toggle at the top of the Publish Panel

  2. Toggle it ON to activate your workflow and make it available

  3. Toggle it OFF to deactivate your workflow temporarily without deleting it

  4. The current status is also shown in the top bar of the workflow editor

💡 Deactivating a workflow is useful when you want to pause its operation without losing your configuration.

How to Share Published Workflows

  1. For Form and Chat triggers:

    • Copy the app link from the Publish Panel

    • Share the link directly with users

    • Or use the embed code to integrate it into your website

  2. For API Call triggers:

    • Copy the API endpoint from the Publish Panel

    • Use the provided code examples as reference

    • Integrate the API call into your application

💡 When embedded via iframe, the workflow functions exactly as it does when accessed directly through the app link.

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