Package workflow structure
Export workflow definitions in a portable format for reuse or backup.
Import and Export
Move workflows without rebuilding them from scratch
Export workflows for backup, sharing, migration, or environment promotion. Import them when you need to reuse proven automation in another workspace.
Core Capabilities
What this feature helps your team do
Bring workflows into a workspace
Import existing definitions and reconnect required accounts or variables.
Use a readable format
Keep workflow structure portable and easy for technical teams to inspect.
Workflow portability
Reuse proven automation across teams and environments
Import and export helps teams move from test to production, share templates internally, and keep backups of critical automations.
- Portable workflow definitions
- Workspace migration support
- Backup and restore workflows
- Template sharing between teams
How It Works
A practical path from setup to production
Export the workflow
Download the workflow structure from the source workspace.
Review dependencies
Identify connections, variables, and environment-specific values.
Import the file
Create the workflow in the target workspace.
Reconnect and test
Update credentials and validate before publishing.
Common Use Cases
Where teams use Import and Export
Dev-to-production promotion
Workflow backups
Internal template sharing
Workspace migration
Import and Export questions
Clear answers about how this capability fits into real workflow automation.
Exports are intended to preserve workflow structure so the automation can be moved, backed up, or reused.
Usually yes. Environment-specific credentials, variables, and account connections should be reviewed after import.
Yes. Teams can move workflow definitions between development, staging, and production-style workspaces.
Yes. A portable JSON-style format makes it easier for technical teams to inspect workflow structure.
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