📄️ Building and publishing steps
Once you have created and set up a flow in your tenant, you can build the flow itself using the flow canvas drag-and-drop interface. Once you have built your flow, you can run and publish the flow to make it available to your users.
🗃️ The Flow Canvas
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🗃️ Steps
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📄️ Dependencies
Dependencies are 'global' tenant elements that can be shared and re-used across multiple flows within a tenant.
🗃️ Subflows
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🗃️ Navigation
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📄️ Flow Properties
View and edit the properties for a flow directly from the flow canvas.
📄️ Running a flow
Running a flow allows you to build and execute a flow. The flow is then presented in a browser as a web application.
📄️ Debugging a flow
Debugging a flow enables you to observe the run-time execution of your flow in real-time and inspect a number of important execution steps including the call stack, state values, assertions, and any root faults created during execution.
📄️ Publishing a flow
Publishing a flow allows you to build and execute a flow in the same way that a flow can be run, except that the published flow 'snapshot' is then set as the default version of the flow.
