📄️ Your First Workflow
Example: Adding a New Product to Inventory
📄️ Variables in a Workflow
Variables are the “live memory” of an workflow. They carry inputs into a job, hold intermediate results, and hand data from one action to the next. This guide shows you exactly how to create them, update them, pass them between actions, and debug them confidently.
📄️ Expressions in Workflows
Expressions are a core mechanism in workflows, especially in Condition Action blocks, enabling dynamic evaluation of conditions and parameter values. They allow you to build logic directly into workflow actions without requiring a full script.
📄️ Optimize Workflows
Workflows that are easy to diagnose during development can create unnecessary data in production. Detailed execution logs accumulate across many jobs, and large query results can remain in workflow context after they have served their purpose. If final context is stored for every completed job, that data also grows in the Gateway database.
📄️ Pagination in Gateway
Pulling large datasets in one go is a bad design decision. It increases response time, overloads the database, and makes UIs unusable. Pagination fixes this by breaking data into manageable chunks.