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Add Workflow Column

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AirOps allows you to easily add workflows directly into your Grid, allowing you to run your workflows at scale.

How to Add a Workflow Column

  1. Click the + Add Column button in your Grid

  2. Select Workflow from the dropdown menu (it's usually the first option)

  3. Select a workflow from the list:

    • Search for a specific workflow using the search bar at the top

    • Browse through your published workflows

    • Note: Only published workflows will appear in this list

    • Each workflow displays with its icon and name

    • All workflows show the "Default" version by default

  4. Map your Grid columns to the workflow inputs:

    • Each required input field from your selected workflow will appear

    • For each input, select the appropriate Grid column from the dropdown

    • For Brand Kit inputs, select from your available Brand Kits

    • You can also enter static values for any field instead of mapping to a column

    • If you need to manage Brand Kits, click the "Manage Brand Kits" link

  5. Click Save to create the workflow column

  6. Your new workflow column will appear in the Grid:

    • Initially shows "Click to run" for each row

    • Click the play button to run the workflow for a specific row

    • Completed runs will show a "Success" indicator

  7. To adjust column mappings after creation:

    • Click the three dots (⋮) in the column header

    • Select Map Workflow Inputs

    • Remap columns as needed

    • Click Save to apply your changes

  8. Additional workflow column options:

    • Run Workflow: Execute the workflow for a row

    • Edit Workflow: Open the workflow in the editor

    • View Run History: See past executions and results

    • Change Version: Select a different version of the workflow

    • Filter, Hide Column, or Delete Column: Manage column visibility

Workflow columns create a powerful automation pipeline, allowing you to process your data with AI at scale while maintaining control over the inputs and outputs.