Rayven’s Workflow Builder is the engine behind your real-time logic, data transformations, and automations.

Workflow Management
Rayven’s Workflow Builder is the engine behind your real-time logic, data transformations, and automations. It enables you to ingest, process, and react to data from multiple sources — and then visualize results, trigger alerts, or send outputs to external systems.
This page provides an overview of managing workflows within your Rayven environment.
The Power Behind Rayven's Workflow Builder
The Workflow Builder allows you to:
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Connect data from devices, APIs, and other systems
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Apply real-time business logic and AI models
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Link workflows to interface widgets for live visualization
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Automate actions and push data to third-party platforms
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Build reusable components to streamline application development
Whether you're tracking sensor inputs, automating alerts, or integrating with external APIs, workflows are the core of it all.
Workflows Overview Table
The Workflows page gives you a centralized view of all workflows in your environment, both individual and shared.
Field | Description |
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Search Workflow | Filter workflows by name or tag |
Explore Templates | Browse ready-to-use workflow templates to accelerate your build |
Create New | Start a new workflow from scratch |
Workflow Name | Name of the workflow (click to open editor) |
Status | Indicates current state (e.g. Running, Paused, Error) |
Created Date | When the workflow was created |
Last Updated | Most recent modification |
Action | Options include View, Edit, Duplicate, Pause/Resume, or Delete |
Shared workflows are labeled clearly, allowing collaboration across teams.
Filtering Workflows
Use the Search bar or filters to quickly find specific workflows:
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By Name: Partial or full match
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By Tag or Purpose: Use naming conventions (e.g.,
Analytics
,Sync
,Alerting
) to filter -
Shared vs. Personal: Quickly separate workflows visible to all vs. only your account
You can also apply filters to see only Active, Paused, or Errored workflows for maintenance and debugging.
Workflow Analytics
Rayven provides a visual snapshot of your system’s workflow activity to help monitor health and performance.
Key Charts:
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Daily Transactions – Reads & Writes Per Day
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View the volume of data interactions across all workflows.
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Time-series bar chart covering the last 30 days.
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Daily Interface Reads Per Day
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Tracks data being accessed by user-facing interfaces via workflows.
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Helps you identify unused or underperforming interfaces.
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Use these analytics to spot spikes, troubleshoot delays, or optimize load across your workflows.
Create a New Workflow
To start building:
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Go to Workflows and click Create New.
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Enter a Workflow Name.
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Begin adding nodes — data inputs, logic functions, AI blocks, outputs, etc.
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Save frequently and validate connections between each node.
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Click Activate to make the workflow live.
Need a jumpstart? Use the Explore Templates button to browse prebuilt workflows for common use cases.
Best Practices
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Use consistent naming (e.g.,
Alerting - Tank A
,API Sync - CRM
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Group workflows logically (by department, client, or data source).
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Monitor health regularly using the built-in analytics.
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Use shared workflows for reusable logic blocks across teams or projects.
Rayven Workflow Builder
The Rayven Workflow Builder is a visual drag-and-drop interface that enables users to design, automate, and orchestrate complex data and process flows without needing to write code. It allows the integration of data from multiple sources—such as IoT devices, APIs, databases, and external applications—into a single unified environment. Users can define logic, set conditions, trigger actions, and execute scripts using an intuitive interface. The builder supports real-time processing and decision-making, making it ideal for building industrial AI and automation applications quickly and reliably. Whether managing alerts, controlling devices, or enriching data streams, the Workflow Builder is central to Rayven’s low-code approach to intelligent operations.
Recommended Related Workflow Articles
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Getting Started with the Workflow Builder
(Introduction to the UI, how to create a basic workflow, and saving it.) -
Workflow Nodes: Types and Use Cases
(Explanation of node types like Data Input, Logic, Action, Delay, API Call, and Output.) -
Debugging and Monitoring Workflows
(How to monitor live workflow execution, log data, and resolve errors.) -
Using External APIs in Workflows
(A guide to integrating third-party systems via HTTP nodes.) -
Best Practices for Workflow Design
(Tips for organizing, naming, error handling, and optimizing performance.) -
Workflow Templates and Reusability
(How to create and share standardized workflow templates across projects.)