Flow Editor Anatomy

1. Name

The given name to the created flow.

2. Create Message

This button opens the steps editors, that comprehends two distinct dialogs: The action dialog (Send Message) and the split dialog (Wait for response). In general, we recommend starting a flow with a Send Message action, but you can find a more apropriated rule set.

• Actions Editor

The actions editor starts with the action Send Message, although you can click on the drop-down menu to alter a lot of actions dialogs. To access the split editor, click on the ramification icon on the top right of the action editor.

• Split Editor

The split editor allows you to create articulation points in your flow on the form of conditionals declarators. As explained in our introductory page, the rules editor is composed by:

1. A type of value – “When someone is on this flow point…”;
2. Responses rules that evaluated the type of selected value – “If the message response…”;
3. The specifics values that you are evaluating for;
4. The categories that the correspondents values to response rules are located;
5. The given name to the resulted variable.

3. Simulator

The simulator is a tool for you test your flows as a final user. When clicked, the simulator will start the first step on your flow.

4. Menu Configurations

TALK MORE ABOUT THE MENU CONFIGURATIONS

Results

Click on the results options to see the results connected to the editing flow.

Edit

1. Click on the Edit option;
2. Alter the flows name;
3. Attribute triggers to the flow;
4. Adjust the flow expiration window;
5. Define that the flow ignores triggers when the contact is already on the flow.

Copy

Click on this option to make an identical copy of the editing flow.

Export

Click on this option to export a flow that you are editing as a JSON file.

Review Historical

Click on this option to visualize the review historical flow that you are editing. Click on a review to see the flow version or return to that point.

Delete

Click on this option to delete the flow that you are editing.

5. Start a Flow

Click on this button to put the contacts on the flow. You can add specifics contacts or groups. Select the “Restart any contacts above that are on the flow” if you want to restart the actives members on the flow.