You build automations in a visual editor by connecting nodes on a canvas. No coding required.
How It Works
Every automation follows the same pattern: a trigger starts it, data nodes select which products to process, action nodes do the work, and logic nodes control the flow.- Trigger — schedule, webhook, manual click, or event
- Data nodes — select and filter products
- Action nodes — import, export, enrich, edit, notify
- Logic nodes — branch, merge, and delay
Node Types
Triggers
7 trigger types: Schedule, Manual, Webhook, After Import, After Export, Product Updated, and Quality Changed.
Action Nodes
6 action types: Import, Export, AI Enrichment, Bulk Edit, API Request, and Notification.
Data Nodes
Select products, filter by conditions, and read external files.
Logic Nodes
Condition branching, merge parallel paths, and delay steps.
Stats Dashboard
The automations page shows a real-time dashboard with four key metrics:- Total Automations — How many workflows you have created, and how many are currently active
- Success Rate — The average success rate across all automation runs
- Total Executions — The number of times your automations have run this month
- Time Saved — An estimate of time saved based on the number of products processed
Managing Automations
The automations list shows all your workflows in a table with search, filtering, and sorting.Searching and Filtering
- Search by name or description
- Filter by status — view only active, paused, or draft automations
- Sort by last updated, name, status, last run, or success rate
Automation Statuses
| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Active | The automation is live and will run according to its trigger. |
| Paused | The automation exists but will not run until you resume it. |
| Draft | The automation is still being built and has not been activated yet. |
| Error | The automation encountered a problem during its last run. |
Available Actions
From the automations list, you can:- Edit — Open the automation in the visual builder
- Run Now — Manually trigger an automation immediately
- Duplicate — Create a copy of an existing automation
- View History — See execution history and logs
- Export — Download as a JSON file for backup or sharing
- Delete — Remove an automation permanently