This topic describes the core concepts of the integration flow feature in the Moflow low-code development platform.
What is an integration flow
An integration flow (workflow) is a series of steps or tasks executed in a specific order to achieve a business goal or complete a process. An integration flow can include manual steps, automated steps, or a combination of both. It is often used to optimize and manage business processes to improve efficiency and consistency.
In the Moflow low-code development platform, you can build complex integration flows by combining integration flows, integration flow triggers, and user flow operations.
Core concepts of integration flows
Integration flow user task nodes
A user task node is a key component in an integration flow. It assigns a task to a specific user or user group for processing. When an integration flow reaches a user task node, the flow pauses and waits for user input. After the user provides the input, the flow resumes execution.
Integration flow triggers
Integration flow triggers allow users to operate an integration flow or a user task node within the flow in various ways. Integration flow triggers are important tools for enabling automation and efficient collaboration between systems.
User flow operations
User flow operations include user tasks and the integration operations for the integration flows related to these tasks.