Automation simplifies tasks by following a basic rule: WHEN and DO—"When this happens, do that." In Altan, automation is powered by workflows, which connect triggers (the "when") with actions (the "do") to streamline your processes.
What is a workflow?#
A workflow or flow in Altan consists of two essential parts: triggers and actions.🚦 Trigger#
The trigger is the starting point of a flow, determining when it runs. Altan offers various trigger types, such as:Schedule Trigger: Runs at specific times or intervals.
Instant Trigger: Starts when data is sent to a specific endpoint.
Internal Trigger: Activates manually or when another worklfow invokes it.
⚡ Action#
The action is what happens after the trigger, defining the flow’s result. Actions can include:Communicating with other services
Creating, updating or deleting records in a database
With Altan workflows, you can automate virtually any repetitive process, freeing up your time for more impactful work. Modified at 2024-11-18 21:59:06