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Categories | Description | Reference |
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Logic | This category includes actions that follow set of rules and steps. | |
Communication | This category includes actions for seamless communication with both internal and external systems, enabling notify to users and integration. It ensures efficient interaction between Salesforce and other platforms. | |
Data | This category offers actions to perform CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations on Salesforce objects. It enables efficient data management and manipulation within the system. | |
Layout | This category includes actions for managing layouts, such as handling events and displaying screens(Modal). Note: In noKodr, a Modal is referred to termed as a screen. | |
Workflow | This category allows for the inclusion of another workflow as a sub-flow within the current workflow. | |
UI | This category provides actions to manage UI elements, such as displaying error/success messages, spinners, or prompts directly within the user interface. |
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Actions | It contains multiple actions to carry out multiple automation tasks. You can explore actions.
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Canvas | It is the space where user can design workflows. | ||
Workflow Elements | These are the workflow elements used to create a workflow. Note: By default, Start and Error are two workflow elements available in the Workflow elements. Later user can add as per his need. | ||
Navigation Bar | It is user interface element that provides a set of links or buttons to help users navigate through different sections of workflow, to track and save progress. | ||
Zoom & Expand Controls | It allow users to zoom in, zoom out, or expand a view of workflow. | ||
Workflow Essentials Creation | It allows to create workflow essentials namely variable, model, event as well as another workflow in runtime as per business need.
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