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Creating a Workflow

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Workflows allow you to automate data movements to different applications. To create a workflow, follow these steps.


1. Requirements

Before creating a workflow, ensure you have:

  • At least Analyst-level permissions.

  • A dataframe that you want to move.

  • Credentials for the destination app.


2. Starting a New Workflow

  1. Navigate to the Activations tab.

  2. Click New Workflow.

  3. Provide:

    • A name for the workflow.

    • A description explaining its purpose.


3. Understanding Workflow Blocks

  • A workflow consists of blocks, each representing a step in the process.

  • A starting block is created for you automatically.

  • In this block, select the dataframe you want to move.


4. Adding an App to the Workflow

  • Click the plus (+) button on the first block to add a new app block.

  • After you choose an app, click the plus (+) button on this block. If this is your first time using a particular app, you'll be prompted to provide authentication credentials. You only need to do this once for each app.

  • After authentication, you can click the plus (+) button to add an action block.