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To make the most of Wiresk, understanding its key concepts and terminology is essential. By understanding Wiresk terminology, you can harness Wiresk’s full potential to automate, optimize, and innovate.
| Category | Wiresk Terminology | Description |
| Organization | Group | A way to manage users, permissions, and workflows. |
| Integration | Connection | A link to an external system for data exchange. |
| Workflow | Flow | A sequence of steps defining automated operations and data handling. |
| Trigger | Trigger | An event that starts a workflow. |
| Action | Method | A step that performs an operation within a workflow. |
| Flow Execution | Run Once – Run Scheduler | Execute a Flow manually or by scheduler |
| Data Query | Query Builder | A tool for retrieving, filtering, and formatting data from external systems. |
| Data Fields | Field Mapping | Specifies which fields or data points are included in the workflow output. |
| Preview | Get Sample | Retrieve and displays a sample of the retrieved data for validation. |
| Permissions | Manage Permissions | Controls who can create, edit, or view workflows and other elements. |
| Error Handling | In Flow message error | Messages to identify and address issues in workflows. |
Organization Features: Emphasizes group management with advanced permissions and user assignments.
Data Handling: Provides robust tools like Query Builder with filtering, grouping, sorting, and previewing.
Complex Workflows: Supports up to 255 steps per Flow.
Collaboration: Focuses heavily on team collaboration through groups.
Error Handling: Specific error messages help identify configuration issues.
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For a complete tutorial on how to create a Flow, see “How to create a Flow in Wiresk”
Explore our User Guide here.
For a complete tutorial on how to create a Flow, see “How to create a Flow in Wiresk”