Journey configuration manager

This section will help you navigate Quickwork's journey configuration manager, where you can configure triggers and actions, run a journey, check journey history, switch app connections, share and control journeys, including cloning, deleting, and starting/stopping them.

Before building your journey, it's important to understand the components within the journey configuration manager that are required to build the journey.

Prerequisites

  • Access to Quickwork platform.
  • Basic understanding of Quickwork terminologies and familiarity with the platform's GUI.

Accessing journey configuration manager

  1. To access the journey configuration manager, go to the desired folder in the Folders panel of the Folders page. In this case, the Demo folder.

  2. Click the + Create Journey button to open the journey configuration manager.

  3. The journey configuration manager will appear. Here, you can view the different components needed to build the journey.

Functionalities in the journey configuration manager

  1. Navigating back to the Folders page: Click on the Demo link to return you to the Folders page with that folder and its associated journeys open.
  2. Renaming a journey: The journey is labeled as Journey Name by default. Click the edit icon and enter a new name.
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If you don't assign a name to the journey, Quickwork automatically generates one for you based on a predefined template when you save your changes. This auto-generated name includes the names of the apps used in the trigger and actions. For example, a journey that triggers when an event is scheduled via Scheduler by Quickwork will Send a new message via WhatsApp by Gupshup will be named accordingly.

  1. Save and manage controls :
    • Delete button: Deletes the journey. Note that once a journey is deleted, it cannot be recovered.
    • Refresh button: Refreshes all the input fields within the journey and ensures that the fields reflect the most current information.
    • Clone button: Creates a duplicate of the journey. However, app connections need to be reestablished.
    • Save Changes button: Saves all configured data within the journey.
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Refresh refers to the action of updating or reloading of data pills/input fields to ensure that it reflects the most current information. For instance, if a database schema has been updated with new columns, clicking on the Refresh button ensures that the data pills/input fields are updated. Or if an input field in a previous step is updated, clicking on Refresh, ensures that the current field reflects these updates.

  1. Starting and stopping a journey:
    • Click the Save button to save, check the journey for errors and start execution.
    • You will be redirected automatically to the History tab.
    • Changes cannot be made while the journey is executing. To make alterations, stop its execution by clicking on Stop Journey.
  2. Exploring the journey navigation tabs:
    • The journey navigation tabs includes the Journey, History, Connections, Versions, Dependencies, and Settings tabs that display the journey data during its execution.
    • Here, you can view the history, connection details, version , resource dependencies, share and optimize the journey performance.

Troubleshooting

  • Incomplete input field entries can prevent a journey from starting. Ensure all required fields (marked as *) are filled correctly.
  • If you encounter errors during journey execution, click the History tab to review the configurations for missed inputs or mismatches in trigger and action setups.

📚 Additional resources

Journeys: Automation across apps
Triggers to initiate journeys
Configuring actions
Establishing connections
Utilizing data pills
Building your first journey