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What is a flow in Tines?

An overview of flows in Tines

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Written by Hannah Roy
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A flow is a connected set of one or more elements on the Storyboard, that can run automatically. We define a autonomous flow as one that can run by itself without someone opening the story and clicking "Run".

In other words:

  • 2 or more connected elements that can run autonomously

    • containing an IMAP, webhook, form

  • 1 or more scheduled elements

    • scheduling enabled on at least one action

Elements include any of the 8 actions, a tool, or template you can pull onto the Storyboard to begin a workflow. This does not include annotations.

You can have one or more flows on a Storyboard, but will be charged for each autonomous flow. See Tines pricing and packaging here for additional information on our pricing model.

This is an example of a single flow:

This is an example of 2 flows:

👉 For more detailed information on how flows work, reach out to your Tines account team.

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