Automations

New to automations and not sure where to start? You’ve come to the right place! Automation s is a new Tulip feature that allows you to automate and expedite Workflow s in your processes. This article will cover the basics of what automations a...

Learn to navigate the Tulip Automations Editor to build your automations just how you want. Navigation To enter the Automations Editor , you can create a new Automation via the + Create Automation button on the Automations Page. You can a...

How to use “On A Schedule or Timer” in Automations Learn how to schedule events with Automations. Note This event option is only available for Enterprise plans and above. What are Scheduled Events? In Automatio...

Learn how to use looping in Automations. What is Looping? Loops, or looping, repeatedly executes a set of logic until a specified condition is reached (in this case reaching the end of a list). In Automations, loops are provided a list of item...

Learn about Versions and how to use them within the Automations feature. What are Versions? Much like how apps have Development Version and Published Version s, so do Automation s. Versions are created each time you publish a development v...

Learn about run history and how you can use these insights to invoke changes in your automation. What is the Run History? Run history shows the archive of all the Run s an Automation has completed. A run refers to each time an event is invo...

To ensure that your automation has failsafes in case you may have misconfigured your logic, we've implemented limits to protect any accidental issues. Limit Details There are limits to automations on a per workspace basis - listed here: ...

A use case demonstrating how you can provide simple machine alerting for an inventory management system. In this example, we’ll utilize Automation s to update records in a table when an inventory status changes. Scenario You are a product...

In the Automation s editor, you might receive a warning that reads “This automation may continuously trigger itself. This can be prevented by adding a decision to break out of the cycle.” This is a looping warning that pops up when your automation ...