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Overview

Public workflows operate in the production environment, enabling real-time automation and execution.

Below is a sample implementation of public workflows once you have embedded it into your platform.

Since public workflows are designed to be live, any modifications are made in draft mode before being published. Users can:

  • Edit the workflow in draft mode.
  • Test changes using Workflow Testing.
  • Publish the draft to update the live workflow.

Once published, the new workflow state becomes live, ensuring seamless execution.

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Public Workflow Types

Public workflows can be created at two levels:

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Embed Public Workflows

To embed the public workflow into your platform, use the following iframe:

<iframe
    src={ `https://app.gocobalt.io/workflows/${ workflowId }?token=${ cobaltSessionToken }` }
    height="100%"
    width="100%"
    style={{
        border: "none",
    }}
/>

You need to provide the Workflow Id and Session Token.

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Editing and Publishing Public Workflows

To modify a public workflow, follow these steps:

1

Navigate to Edit mode

Click on the + Edit Workflow button.

2

Update and Publish

Make the required changes in the workflow while you are in Edit mode and click Publish to make the workflow live.

User config is not available in Public workflows, so dataslots or mapping selected by the user cannot be used in workflows.

3

Save as Draft

If you do not wish to publish the changes, click Cancel, and the live workflow remains unchanged, while your changes are saved as draft.

Draft workflows persist until they are published, allowing users to return and modify them anytime before finalizing.

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Executing Public Workflows

Public workflows are triggered just like regular workflows in Cobalt. The execution depends on the event selected in the Start node. Once live, the workflow runs based on its configured triggers, ensuring seamless automation.

OverviewIntro to Workflow Triggers