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Steps library overview

The building blocks that power workflows.

Steps are the building blocks of a workflow. Each does one job and hands its results to the next. Steps are grouped into five layers, and most workflows use them in this order.

Start with these five

Most workflows only need a handful of steps. Before browsing the full library, these cover the majority of first builds:

The rest of the library is here for when you need something more specific — AI research, routing, scoring, and so on.

The layers

Sourcing brings records into the workflow.

Intelligence enriches and scores records.

Flow controls what happens to each record.

  • Route — send each record to the first matching branch.

  • Branch — send each record down every branch.

  • Filter — keep only records that match your conditions.

  • Wait — pause before the next step.

Activation does something with the results.

Records: companies and people

Records flow through a workflow as either companies or people. Most steps work on one or the other: you can't send companies to a step that expects people. The builder only offers steps that fit what's flowing at that point, and greys out the rest.

One step changes the type: Extract people from companies takes companies in and produces the people found at each. See Companies vs people in a workflow.

Cost

Sourcing, enrichment, and AI steps cost credits per record or per result. Flow steps and notifications are free. Each step shows its cost on its card. See Credits in workflows.

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