Initialising a process flow manually
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Typically, process flows run automatically, according to trigger shape settings. However, there may be times when you want to run a flow immediately - for example, if you're testing a new flow, or troubleshooting a sync issue.
When you run a process flow manually, you'll see each shape is animated when it's reached, and real-time logs are displayed in a side panel.
Before running a process flow manually, ensure you won't duplicate data - or cause duplication next time the process flow runs according to trigger settings.
Your subscription tier determines the number of process flow runs that can be started per minute - please see Core subscription tiers for information.
When working with draft process flows, you cannot edit shapes while the flow is being run manually.
To run a process flow manually, follow the steps below.
Step 1 Access the process flow that you want to run.
Step 2 Click the 'play' icon to initialise the process flow:
Step 3 The process flow runs. As it runs, you'll see that each shape animates as it's reached, and real-time logs are displayed - for example:
