Testing and deploying a workflow

After you finish constructing (a section) of your workflow, you can test its functionality by clicking the Run button located at the top right of the interface. The system will prompt you for any required input arguments and will continue to execute until it encounters an issue or completes successfully. Upon completion, the output will be displayed or played back.

Additionally, you have the option to test nodes individually, which is particularly beneficial when scripting or fine-tuning the input and output mapping between nodes. If you test a node that relies on the state of preceding nodes, the system will automatically resolve those dependencies first.

When you're happy with your workflow and it resolves as it should, you can deploy your workflow by hitting the Deploy button. This will publish the new version of your workflow to the internet so you can call it from within your application. At this point it will also kick off monitoring and logging of the workflow.

You workflow is published into your Organisations cloud region. If you want the ability to deploy workflows in multiple regions, please contact [e-mail] to upgrade to an enterprise plan.