Overview

In noKodr, a Workflow functions as a process builder for your application, enabling you to design and implement business automation according to your specific needs.
Workflows allow you to construct complex automation sequences by connecting various actions in a specific order or in sequence.
A Workflow can contain multiple actions, such as Push, Pop, Toaster, Show Spinner and others.

Workflow Actions

Workflow Actions are sub-grouped under the following categories:

Categories	Description	Reference
Logic	This category includes actions that follow set of rules and steps.	Logic Actions
Communication	This category includes actions for communication.	Communication Actions
Data	This category provides actions for performing CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations.	Data Actions
Layout	This category includes actions for managing layouts, such as handling events and displaying screens(Modal). Note: In noKodr, a Modal is referred to as a screen.	Layout Actions
Workflow	This category allows for the inclusion of another workflow as a sub-flow within the current workflow.	Workflow Actions
UI	UI-specific actions, such as displaying a message, spinner, or prompt, are included in this category.	UI Actions

Workflow Creation Field	Description
Label	A user-friendly name for the workflow, used for easy identification within the application.
Name	The unique identifier for the workflow, typically used in code or within merge text.
Type	Basically there are two types of workflows in noKodr: Business: Business Workflows include all actions mentioned above. Reference: Workflow Actions It is a sequence of automated steps designed to streamline and manage business processes efficiently. These workflows are triggered by specific events or actions in after context, allowing you to automate routine tasks and ensure consistent execution across your application. Validation: Validation workflows include only Logic, Data and Communication actions. Reference: Workflow Actions They basically work on output of earlier action in workflow as they are primarily used as sub-flows in business workflows. These workflows are triggered by specific events or actions in before context.
Error Message	It allows to provide error message comprehensible as per business need. Note: This field is only visible in case of Validation type of workflows.

The Workflow Designer within the noKodr application empowers users to build and customize automated workflows with ease.
The Workflow Designer features a flexible canvas where you can visually design workflows by dragging and dropping actions, conditions, and events.
By configuring various parameters and linking actions, you can create powerful workflows that automate business processes directly within the UI.
These workflows enhance your application's functionality by streamlining operations and improving user interactions.

Section	Description
Actions	It contains multiple actions to carry out multiple automation tasks. You can explore actions. Reference: Workflow Action.
Canvas	It is the space where user can design workflows.
Workflow Elements	These are the workflow elements used to create a workflow. 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. References: How to create a variable? How to create a model? How to create an event? How to create a workflow?