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Spojit is a workflow automation platform built around a visual canvas editor. You design workflows by connecting nodes (triggers, actions, conditions, and more) and execute them on demand, on a schedule, or via webhooks.

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Key concepts

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Workflows

A workflow is an automation you build on the visual canvas. It starts with a trigger and flows through a series of nodes that perform actions, transform data, or control logic. Workflows are saved to your workspace and can be run at any time.

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Nodes

Nodes are the building blocks of a workflow. Each node has a type that determines what it does:

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Connectors and connections

A connector is a template that describes an integration, including its name, icon, available tools, and authentication method. Spojit ships with connectors for third-party services (Shopify, Slack, Resend) and built-in utility connectors (JSON, CSV, text, math, and many more). A connection is your configured instance of a connector; it holds your credentials and any service-specific settings. You can create multiple connections to the same connector (for example, two different Shopify stores).
Utility connectors like Text Tools, Math, and JSON don’t require a connection; they work out of the box.

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Workspaces

A workspace groups your workflows, connections, and team members together. Every user belongs to at least one workspace. See Workspaces for details.

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Architecture at a glance

Workflows execute from left to right. Data flows between nodes through variables, and each node can read outputs from previous steps and produce results for downstream nodes.

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Next steps

Workspaces

Manage workspaces and team access.

Connections

Connect external services to Spojit.

Workflow Editor

Start building workflows on the canvas.

Connectors

Browse available integrations and utilities.