Workflow Editor

The Workflow Editor is a drag-and-drop canvas where you design automations by connecting nodes. Each node represents a step in your workflow: a trigger, an action, a condition, a loop, and more.

Editor layout

The editor has three main areas:

Area	Location	Purpose
Node Palette	Left panel	Draggable node types you can add to the canvas
Canvas	Centre	The main workspace where you arrange and connect nodes
Properties Panel	Right panel	Configuration for the selected node

What you can build

Workflows in Spojit support:

Sequential logic: steps that run one after another
Conditional branching: if/else paths based on data
Loops: iterate over arrays, repeat a fixed number of times, or loop while a condition is true
Parallel execution: run multiple branches at the same time
Sub-workflows: reuse existing workflows as building blocks
Human-in-the-loop: pause for manual approval before continuing
AI-powered execution: let an AI agent decide which tools to use based on a prompt

Quick example

A simple order-processing workflow might look like this:

Trigger (webhook) → Get Order (Shopify) → Condition (order > $100?)
                                            ├── Yes → Send VIP Email (Resend)
                                            └── No  → Send Standard Email (Resend)

Next steps

Canvas Basics

Learn to navigate and interact with the canvas.

Building Workflows

Follow a step-by-step tutorial to build a real workflow.

Node Types

Explore all available node types in detail.

Running Workflows

Execute and test your workflows.

Canvas Basics

​Editor layout

​What you can build

​Quick example

​Next steps

Canvas Basics

Building Workflows

Node Types

Running Workflows

Editor layout

What you can build

Quick example

Next steps