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Understanding the Quickwork platform
Understanding the Journey Configuration Manager
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Triggers
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Connection
Creating your first journey
Data masking
Clone, comment, and delete
History, connections, versions, and settings
Customized Transaction Table
Sharing and moving a journey
Account settings
If Condition
If Condition using OR operator
If Else Condition
Foreach Loop
Try Catch
Stop Journey
Scheduler by Quickwork
Logger
Callable Journey
API Management
Databases
Constants
Team
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Quickwork Embedded - Getting Started
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Constants
Transform the most common inputs into data pills and use them in workflows by drag and drop gesture. This allows redundant work of repeatedly specifying the same input fields in the action fields.
Constants are user-defined parameters that are accessible to all the journeys throughout the account. As these parameters are in the name-value pairs, they are customizable as per the users' choice eliminating the manual efforts to specify the same input again and again.
This feature is most useful while dealing with long configuration-rich journeys having a common set of input fields.

Create a Constant

To start creating the Constants (name-value pairs), go to the Tools menu and select Constants:
Figure 1: The Constants window
Then, click the Create a new constant button. A text field will appear beneath the Constant name and Constant value columns. Enter the name and its value i.e., Email ID and [email protected] respectively, and hit the Enter key:
Figure 2: Creating a Constant
You can create a maximum of 200 Constants per account accessible to the journeys. Two Constants with the same name cannot be created. Their names must be unique even though their values are the same.

Using a Constant

Once the Email ID constant is created with an appropriate value, it will get displayed as a data pill in the Data Tree Output under the Constants section of all journeys. You can then, simply drag and drop this constant, and the journey will send an email to the email address i.e., the value of the constant:
Figure 3: Using a constant

Edit and delete a Constant

To edit a Constant, click on the Constant name or value. The text field will appear allowing you to change the details. To delete a Constant, click the delete icon associated with it. Refer to the following image to understand in detail:
Figure 4: Editing/deleting a Constant
Constants cannot be edited/deleted from Journey Configuration Manager
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