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Editor

Snappit is fully visual workflow builder that allow you to create simple to complex workflow visually. Editor consist of 3 sections

  1. Inputs - This is where you add dynamic value for the flow. it also allow you to upload inputs in the form of Excel or JSON
  2. Steps - This is where you create, update and view flow steps.
  3. Executions - Executions tab hold all past executions for current flow. Execution history provides complete auditability of workflow runs

Flow​

A Flow is a defined sequence of steps that Snappit performs to complete a specific task or automation.

Flows are at the core of how Snappit operates—each flow represents a structured process made up of individual actions such as clicking a button, uploading a file, filling out a form, or navigating through a website. These steps are executed in the order they are defined, allowing you to automate complex tasks with minimal manual effort.

Flows can be:

  • Simple (e.g., logging into a website)
  • Complex (e.g., uploading a video, filling in metadata, and publishing it across multiple platforms)

Each flow is associated with a project and can be shared with your team, enabling collaboration and reuse.

You can create, edit, and manage flows directly within the Snappit using the visual flow builder.

Creating Flow​

You can start crating flow either from

  • Landing Page Create a flow button
  • In Explorer, Right click (or click and hold mouse) to open context menu, then New Flow

Steps​

Each Flow is made up of individual Steps. A step represents a single action that Snappit performs as part of a flow.

Steps can include actions such as:

  • Clicking a button
  • Typing into an input field
  • Uploading a file
  • Navigating to a URL
  • Copying text or data from a page
  • Executing conditional logic

Every step has a type, inputs and outputs. For example Click step require the input target (element to click on the browser).

Creating Steps​

You can create steps either by,

  • Clicking on Add Step button (⊕) in top right corner of the Editor's steps tab
  • Recording your browser actions
  • Pasting steps from another steps

Save Flow​

After building or updating a flow, it's important to save your changes to ensure they are preserved and can be executed later.

  1. Once you've added or modified steps in the flow editor, look for the Save button at the bottom-right corner of the flow builder.
  2. Click the Save button to persist your changes.

⚠️ Note: Changes made to a flow are not automatically saved. Be sure to click Save before closing the editor or navigating away to avoid losing your work.

Versioning​

Each time you save a flow, a new version will be created. This allows you to:

  • Revert to a previous version if needed
  • Track changes over time
  • Collaborate safely with your team
  • Reuse older versions of flow safely with Workflow step