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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 — then execute them on demand, on a schedule, or via webhooks.

Key concepts

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.

Nodes

Nodes are the building blocks of a workflow. Each node has a type that determines what it does:
NodePurpose
TriggerStarts the workflow (manual, schedule, or webhook)
ConnectorExecutes a tool from a connected service or utility — either directly or via an AI agent
TransformReshapes or maps data between steps
HumanPauses for manual approval
ConditionBranches based on if/else logic
LoopIterates over items (forEach, while, times)
ParallelRuns multiple branches concurrently
Sub-workflowCalls another workflow

Connectors and connections

A connector is a template that describes an integration — 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.

Workspaces

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

Architecture at a glance

Trigger → Action → Condition → (Branch A) → Action
                             → (Branch B) → Loop → Action
Workflows execute from left to right. Data flows between nodes through variables — each node can read outputs from previous steps and produce results for downstream nodes.

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.