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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.

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Editor layout

The editor has three main areas:
AreaLocationPurpose
Node PaletteLeft panelDraggable node types you can add to the canvas
CanvasCentreThe main workspace where you arrange and connect nodes
Properties PanelRight panelConfiguration for the selected node

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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

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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)

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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.