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Learn how to automate workflows without code in the Dashboard.
Stripe Workflows is a workflow product with a visual builder in the Stripe Dashboard that lets you automate tasks and create custom flows, without writing code. Workflows are ideal for multi-step processes and can span across multiple Stripe products, allowing you to build more efficient processes, enforce business rules, and reduce manual effort.
The Workflows visual builder in the Dashboard
Each workflow starts with a trigger and continues through a series of steps that define what happens next. You can use conditional logic to create different paths, sequence actions so they run in order, and automate decisions based on data. This allows you to build workflows that adapt to different scenarios and handle tasks dynamically. To learn more about workflows, see Workflows.
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Features
Create workflows: Create workflows to automate tasks triggered by specific API events. Each event initiates a workflow run, and workflows can have multiple runs over time. Review past runs to see when they’re triggered and how they performed.
Rerun workflows: Rerun a workflow again using the original event that triggered it. This is useful when addressing failed workflow runs.
Use conditional logic: Automate decisions based on set conditions (if x, then y). You can create a simple branch with an “if-else” structure, or a more complex branch with multiple paths where each branch handles different conditions.
Apply trigger conditions: Run a workflow only when specific criteria are met, such as run only if a specific field on a customer object changes. This helps prevent unnecessary runs, ensuring workflows run only when applicable conditions apply.
Test with Sandboxes: Safely test your workflows in Sandboxes before going live. Sandboxes provide a secure, isolated environment that allows you to safely develop and test your workflows.
Evaluate with Workbench: When inspecting a workflow run in the Dashboard, you can click a specific step, such as an action, to view more information or choose to inspect it in Workbench.
For more information, see Additional built-in features