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1 | Action Panel | This panel on the left lists all available integrations and their respective actions. You can search or scroll to explore actions and drag them into your workflow steps. |
2 | Builder Copilot | The ‘Builder Copilot’ icon opens Builder Copilot. By entering a prompt, the Copilot will assist in reconstructing the entire workflow to align as closely as possible with the provided instructions. |
3 | Test Parameters and Test Run Button | Use the “Test Parameters” button to provide inputs when testing on-demand workflows and event-based workflows. Click “Test Run” to execute the workflow in test mode, ideal for validating logic before publishing. |
4 | The Editor Tab and the The Run Log Tab | Switch between the ‘Editor’ for designing your workflow and the ‘Run Log’ to view past executions, inspect inputs/outputs, and troubleshoot errors. |
5 | ’All changes saved’ indicator and the Publish and Activate Button | The “All changes saved” indicator confirms that your workflow is being autosaved and provides access to the version history. The “Publish & Activate” button is used to publish and activate your workflow the first time. Subsequent publishes will update the version without reactivating the workflow. |
6 | Trigger Configuration | Triggers define the conditions under which a workflow is initiated. In this section, you can configure the trigger type selected for the workflow. In the example shown, an Event-Based Trigger is used, which activates the workflow in response to a specific event—such as a Splunk query result. |
7 | Steps and Actions | Steps are the building blocks of a Workflow and are arranged in a logical order to complete a workflow. Actions are added to step and performs a defined task based on integration capabilities. |
8 | Inline Action Panel | The ‘Inline Action Panel’ appears when adding a new step. It provides quick access to available actions, categorized by integrations, and allows for fast step configuration. |
9 | Outputs | Outputs refer to the final results or data generated by a workflow after it runs. These outputs can be used in various ways—for example, passed into subflows, displayed in the Self-Service Portal, or reviewed in the execution run logs for debugging purposes. |
10 | Toolbar | This toolbar on the right lets you zoom in/out of the canvas and quickly navigate through complex workflows. It includes reset, zoom controls, and undo/redo buttons. |
11 | Blink Support Chat Bot | Located in the bottom-right corner, the chat bot connects you with Blink’s support team. Use it to get help, report bugs, or ask product-related questions. |
Alternatively, click the icon in the center of the canvas to add a step inline. You can choose from flow control actions, subflo or use the search bar to find a specific action across all integrations.
In the top-right corner of the Workflow Editor, you can access the setting by clicking on the menu and choosing from the following
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view of your workflow and make any desired changes.The Workflow Editor
The Workflow Page
The Workflow Overview Page