This section is intended for creating automation scripts with your workflow logic. Here you will find all the scripts you have previously created or imported. This section allows you to manage your scripts, edit them, and create new ones, providing flexibility and convenience in customizing automation to suit your specific needs.

You can use this tool to create complex automation scenarios that help optimize workflows and increase the efficiency of your work.

When creating a new script or editing an already saved one, you will see a window where you can find all the necessary components to create the logic of your future script. In this window, you will find the following areas:

• Components: Here are all the available components that can be used to build the logic of your script.
• General area for adding components: This is the main space where you will add and organize the components that will make up your automation script.
• Script testing area: In this area, you can test your script to ensure it works correctly and make the necessary adjustments before finalizing it.

These areas provide a convenient and intuitive interface for creating and configuring your scripts, allowing you to easily automate complex processes.

Components

Testing Area

You can also import an already completed script or export your script for saving on your computer or sharing with the community. This feature makes it easy to share scripts with other users and use existing solutions for task automation.

Importing scripts allows you to quickly integrate ready-made solutions into your system, while exporting allows you to share your developments and support the community, contributing to collective improvement and automation development.

Note: All the scripts you already have in the system can be reused. For example, if you have written an authorization script for a website and want that part of the script to be used in a new script, simply drag it to the workspace and connect it with other parts of the new script.

This feature allows you to effectively use already created code fragments, saving time and effort in development. Reusing scripts makes the process of creating new automations fast and convenient, ensuring flexibility and scalability of your solutions.

When adding the first component to the workspace, it will have an active star indicating the entry point into the script. You can change the entry point at any time to start executing the script from a different point or skip part of the script.

Components can only be connected from the bottom points to the top points. However, you can connect components multiple times to the top point. For example, if you want the script to follow a specific scenario depending on a condition, but at some point, the logic coincides with another branch, you can simply connect the last component to the desired one, and the script will continue to work correctly.

This flexibility in setting up the script logic allows you to create complex scenarios and manage their execution, ensuring proper task completion and optimization of automation processes.

In the screenshot above, you can see there is an "if" condition that split the logic into two branches. One branch went to the right, and when it reached a certain point, the logic began to coincide with the left branch. In this case, we simply connect with an arrow, which allows us not to rewrite the logic that we already have.

This greatly simplifies the creation and management of scripts, allowing you to use already written code parts and avoid duplication. Thus, you can create more efficient and compact automation scenarios, optimizing the development process.