XENTOM

Introduction

Learn the fundamentals of Xentom workflows and how to create and manage them.

A workflow is a sequence of tasks that are executed in a specific order. Workflows can be used to automate complex processes and are a key feature of Xentom. For example, you can create a workflow that sends a message whenever a new user joins the Discord server.

Workflow Editor

Integrations

Integrations enhance the functionality of your workflow by providing predefined triggers and actions. Through integrations, you can seamlessly communicate with various external services and applications, enabling you to create automated workflows that optimize your work processes.

For a detailed guide on how to install and configure integrations, please visit Integrations. There, you'll find step-by-step instructions on setting up integrations in your workflow editor to fully leverage the potential of your workflows.

Triggers

A trigger is the starting point of a workflow and executes the associated actions when a specific event occurs. It can be activated, for example, by a webhook or on a schedule. A workflow can include multiple triggers.

Workflow Trigger

Actions

An action is a task or operation that is performed as a result of a trigger. Once a trigger is activated, it executes the associated action(s) to carry out the defined workflow steps.

Workflow Action