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This document provides an overview of navigating the Workato platform, including the community recipes page and recipe homepage. The community recipes page allows users to search for and use publicly shared recipes. The recipe homepage displays recipes in standard and custom folders, and allows quick actions like creating, running, and deleting recipes.

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Module 2 Slides

This document provides an overview of navigating the Workato platform, including the community recipes page and recipe homepage. The community recipes page allows users to search for and use publicly shared recipes. The recipe homepage displays recipes in standard and custom folders, and allows quick actions like creating, running, and deleting recipes.

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Herdian Irwanto
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Workato University

Workato Platform Tour

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By the end of this module, we should

Be able to navigate through the Workato platform

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Module Overview
1. Community Recipes
2. Homepage and Tools
3. Inside the Recipe
4. Recipe Subtabs
5. App Directory
6. Account Management

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Community Recipes

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An Overview
● Community Recipes

○ What is a Community Recipe?

○ Where do I find it?

○ How do I search for recipes?

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Community Recipes
Community Recipes provides a list of publicly available recipes for users. It allows
users to search for recipes that use specific Applications/Connectors.

● Once a recipe has been set to public, it will be available in the Community
Recipes page and other users can copy/use the recipe.
● It serves as a “go to” page for users who want to use an existing recipe without
creating one from scratch.
● Users can also find “Featured Recipes” that are created by Workato.
● It is viewable even if you do not have an account with Workato.

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Community Recipes

Community Recipes page is


located at the main navigation
of your Workato Account.

URL: https://www.workato.com/recipes/browse

Diagram 1: Community Recipes page

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Community Recipes
How to search for recipes?
● On the Community Recipes
page, select an App that you
want to search for recipes.
Clicking on an App and it will
display all public recipes that
are using it.

Diagram 2.1: How to search for recipes

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Community Recipes
How to search for recipes?
● It allows a user to search for
recipes that uses two or
more Apps.
● Using the search box, type
the Apps and it will display a
list of public recipes.
Example: QuickBooks +
Salesforce
(See diagram)
Diagram 2.2: How to search for recipes

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Community Recipes
How to search for recipes?
● A user can also search
recipes with a specific
action.

Example: Create Invoice


Xero
(See diagram)

Diagram 2.3: How to search for recipes

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Community Recipes
How to search for recipes?
● It also enables to search
public recipes that were
created by another user.
(See diagram)

Diagram 2.4: How to search for recipes

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Community Recipes
Additional Search Filters:
● Users can also filter their
search using the Apps and
Objects filters located at the
right panel of the page.
(See diagram)

Diagram 2.5: How to search for recipes

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Community Recipes
Using the recipe
● Recipes with the “2 min recipe” badge
are reviewed by the Workato team and
are tagged as good recipes to start with.

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Community Recipes
Using the recipe

Click on the recipe you would like to use.

Click on the “Use this recipe” button to copy the recipe into your account.

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Recipe Homepage and Tools

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An Overview
● Recipe folders

○ Standard and custom folders

○ Create, move, and rename custom folders

○ Move recipes in and out of folders

● Quick recipe actions

○ Create a new recipe

○ Start/Stop the recipe

○ Delete the recipe

● Recipe tools
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Recipe Homepage

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Recipe Homepage: Recipe Folders
Standard Folders Custom Folders

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Recipe Homepage: Recipe Folders
Create folders and subfolders

1. Select the parent folder that should


contain the new subfolder
2. Click on “Create new folder”
3. Type in the desired folder name and
press “Enter” on your keyboard

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Recipe Homepage: Recipe Folders
Moving subfolders

Drag and drop the folder into the desired


destination.

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Recipe Homepage: Recipe Folders
Rename custom folders

1. Click on the gear icon beside the


folder to be renamed
2. Click on “Rename”
3. Type in the desired folder name and
press “Enter”

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Recipe Homepage: Recipe Folders

Move recipes into custom folders

Drag and drop the recipe into the desired


folder.

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Recipe Homepage: Recipe Folders
Deleting custom folders

1. Move all recipes out of the folder.


2. Click on the gear icon beside the
desired folder.
3. Click on the “Delete” option.

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Recipe Homepage: Quick Recipe Actions

Creating a new recipe

1. Select the desired destination folder


2. Click on the “Create a new recipe” option in the upper right

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Recipe Homepage: Recipe Folders
Starting or stopping a recipe

Click on the ellipsis icon beside the recipe.

It will give an option to start or stop the recipe, depending on its current state.

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Recipe Homepage: Recipe Folders
Deleting a recipe

1. Click on the ellipses icon beside the recipe.


2. Stop the recipe.
3. Click on the “Delete recipe” option
4. Confirm the deletion by clicking on the “Delete” option

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Recipe Tools
1. Click on the “Tools” drop-down on
the top bar
2. Select the desired tool or the “All
tools” option to access tools enabled
in your account and view other
available tools

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Inside the Recipe

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An Overview
● Editing the Recipe
● Activating the Recipe
○ Test

○ Start

○ Stop

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Inside the Recipe: Editing the Recipe
Editing the Recipe

Click on the recipe you want to edit to enter the recipe customization page

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Inside the Recipe: Editing the Recipe
Adding steps

1. Click on the “+” icon where you want to add a step


2. Select the type of action you want to add

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Inside the Recipe: Editing the Recipe

Selecting an action type

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Inside the Recipe: Editing the Recipe
Editing steps

1. Click on the step you want to edit.


2. Click on the ellipsis icon to show all editing options.

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Inside the Recipe: Editing the Recipe
Mapping data into fields

1. Click on the step you want to edit.


2. Click on the field you want to map data into.

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Inside the Recipe: Editing the Recipe
Renaming the recipe

1. Click on the pencil icon on the right of the recipe title.


2. Type in the desired recipe name.
3. Click the check icon to save it.

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Inside the Recipe: Editing the Recipe
Recipe URL

Each recipe has a unique, automatic ID. It is the first set of numbers in the recipe
URL.

Private recipes also have sharing tokens, to allow you to send a shareable link to
other users. It is the second set of numbers in the URL.

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Inside the Recipe: Editing the Recipe

Quick recipe actions

Using options found below the recipe title,


you can choose to save, clone or delete
the recipe.

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Inside the Recipe: Editing the Recipe
Test, Start and Stop recipe
● Test a recipe to run a single trigger event through the recipe logic.
● Start a recipe to have it pick up trigger events.
● Stop a recipe to have it stop processing new trigger events.

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Recipe Subtabs

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Recipe Subtabs: Viewing the Recipe
Viewing the Recipe

Click on the recipe you want to view to enter the recipe customization page

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Recipe Subtabs: Job Report
● Information such as date, time processed and job IDs, can be found here. The
following shows the default jobs report page.

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Recipe Subtabs: Job Report

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Recipe Subtabs: Job Report

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Recipe Subtabs: Repeat Job
● Tick the boxes corresponding to the job you want to repeat and click the
“Repeat job” button

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Recipe Subtabs: Connections
The Connection tab within the recipe shows further details about the app.
connections.

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Recipe Subtabs: Connections
The following shows the Connections tab. Salesforce has been connected, but
JIRA connector has no connection established yet.

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Recipe Subtabs: Versions
Every time a recipe is saved, a version of the recipe is saved. Previous versions of a
recipe can be restored at any time.

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Recipe Subtabs: Version Types
The are 2 types of changes:

● Logic change - adding or removing steps and changing field mappings, will
create a new version of the recipe when the recipe is saved.
● Schema change - driven by Workato when it notices that the underlying
schema of objects in the recipe has changed. Such schema refreshes will auto
create a new version of the recipe.

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Recipe Subtabs: Restoring Versions
To restore previous versions of the recipe, switch to the Versions tab to view all
available versions. Recipe versions can be first previewed before being restored.

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Recipe Subtabs: Settings
Public vs Private Recipes

● Public - Recipes that can be viewed by others in the Workato Community.


● Private - You have the option to keep your recipe private and they won't be
seen by others, unless you explicitly share it.

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Recipe Subtabs:Settings
Recipe Description

● Editing and adding recipe descriptions are useful to communicate recipe details
to other members in your team and so you can easily keep track of all your
recipes.

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App Directory and Account Management

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App Directory: Navigation
App Directory is located at the footer of the Workato Platform.

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App Directory: Connectors

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App Directory: Connectors

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App Directory: Triggers and Action

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Account Management
How to access Account Settings?

Navigate to your name and click on Account Settings.


(See diagram)

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Account Settings: Public Profile
Public Profile
● Change Profile picture
● Change Name
● Change Username

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Account Settings: Public Profile
View Public Profile
Users can also view their public
profile. It will display the user
information:

● Joined Date
● Active and Inactive Recipes
● Current Plan
● Billing Type
● Number of remaining Tasks
● Feature add-ons

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Account Settings: Accounts
Account Email
● Users can change their Workato
email. Please make sure that you
have activated your account for
settings to take effect.

Time zone
● This will be the default time zone
when date and time values in
recipes do not contain time zone
element.
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Account Settings: Change Passwords
Account Password
● To change your account
password, you will need to
provide your current
password.
● Users can also reset their
password by clicking on
“Forgot Password” on the
Workato login page.

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Account Settings: Notifications
Error Notifications
● Account owner will receive notifications if a recipe encountered an error.
● User can add multiple emails who will also receive the error notification. Add multiple
emails using comma as separator. See sample email below.

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Account Settings: Subscription
Subscription and Transaction
Summary
● Displays the current plan and
remaining Transactions within
the month.
● Users have the option to
Upgrade their plan.

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Account Settings: Delegated Administrator
Delegated Admin
● Account owner can give other
Workato users access to their
account for admin purposes.
● Account owner can always
revoke this privilege at any time.
● Only certain accounts have the
ability to be added as Delegated
Admin:
○ Workato Employee
○ Registered Partners
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Account Settings - Other Options
API key
● You may use Workato’s
platform API. The API key is
available for use.

Data Retention
● Workato stores job data and
it depends on a user's
Subscription on how long the
data will be retained.
URL: https://docs.workato.com/data-retention.html

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Account Settings: Active Logins
Active logins
● This is a list of devices a user have signed in from. A user may revoke any sessions are
not recognized.

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End
Workato Platform Tour

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