All flows created by you or your team members are listed under the Connect tab. From here, you can edit, filter, search, check history, clone, activate/deactivate, and delete flows.
Available on: Business Legacy, Standard Pro Enterprise
To avoid disruptions when ownership changes, consider creating and using a shared Admin account to create and manage automation flows. This helps ensure flows continue to function even if individual users change roles or leave the organization.
To access the flow list, from the main navigation menu, select the Connect tab.
Filter your flows
Choose from:
- All flows: Every flow you have access to.
- Active flows: All active flows.
- Inactive flows: Flows that are turned off.
Search your flows
Type in the search bar to find flows instantly. Results update in real time.
Activate or deactivate your flows
Deactivate a flow without deleting it when you need to pause processing.
View recent history
Click the arrow under a flow, or right-click, to see recent activity.
Edit, clone, and remove flows
Select the Options menu (three dots) next to your flow, or right-click, to do the following:
| Option | Description |
| Open details | View the details of a flow. |
| Edit | Open the flow to make changes to flows you have created. You must be the flow creator to edit it. |
| See history |
View the full list of files processed by the flow, including success/failure indicators for each step: Green line – Step completed successfully. Red line – Step failed. |
| Clone | Create a copy of an existing flow with all settings duplicated. The copy’s name will include “(clone)” until you rename it. See Cloned flow best practices and troubleshooting. |
| Remove |
Permanently remove a flow. Only the flow creator can delete a flow. Team admins can deactivate flows but cannot delete them. |
View real-time flow activity
When a flow is running, you can track its progress live:
- A spinning circle appears next to the active flow.
- Click the arrow to view files currently being processed.
To troubleshoot an automation flow, see Troubleshoot failed flows.
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