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Running a Workflow

After creating a workflow, you can run it directly from the workflow editor or from the workflow list. Omnilogin supports running workflows on a single profile or across multiple profiles simultaneously.

Run from the editor

You can run a workflow by opening the Automation panel and clicking the () icon on the Automation you want to run.

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Run workflows with multiple profiles

You can run the workflow with multiple profiles after completing it by clicking on the workflow name, then pressing the icon ()

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Input

First, in the Input section, if the process requires information here, fill it in before proceeding to the next step.

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Configuration

Next, go to the Configuration section.

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Next, select a profile type such as tag, group, or list.

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For each type, select the corresponding information to choose the profiles.

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When selecting Group, choose the groups you want to use to run this process.

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When selecting List, select Add Profiles

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Next, select the profiles you want to use to run the current process.

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When selecting Tag, enter the tags of the profiles you want to run here.

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Note

If there are multiple tags, only the profiles with those tags will be displayed. For example, if profile 1 has the tag p1 and profile 3 has the tag p2, and profile 3 has two tags p1 and p2, then when entering p1 and p2, only profile 3 will be displayed.

After configuration, to run a process, click the

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Note

While the process is running, do not close the Omnilogin pop-up browser window, otherwise the automation will not work.

Logs

After the process finishes, to see how the process profiled, users can select the Logs item.

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See more about how to read and understand Logs when running each process here

To see details, users can click the eye icon to view the running process.

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Runtime logs

Display all logs For the processes that have just run, users can monitor here to see which process is failing, then view the details in the Logs section.

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Output (Table)

Displays the data exported from the last run.

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Users can export in a different format here, instead of the format selected in the process.

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Note

While the workflow is running, you should not close Omnilogin’s popup browser window, otherwise the Automation will not function.