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Flow metrics now launched https://t.co/MbTodRCxfF https://t.co/1dAFrkV2DL

We are excited to announce the release of flow metrics. Flow metrics is a powerful new tool to help you visualize your flow activity and events. You will find the metrics icon under the tools section of the ManyWho Draw Tooling. In our first release available today, you're able to report on states created, service requests and service failures over a user defined period of time. [ 67 more words ] https://manywho.com/flow-metrics-now-launched/

Meetings https://t.co/n0CEfYgVBM https://t.co/RGsBqybeEQ

Navi, she gets it First a story: Once upon a time I was part of a daily stand up meeting (it wasn’t actually a stand up but we were standing up) that at its peak included about 20-25 people, mostly engineers and a few stakeholders. This meeting would start at 9am, which coincidentally was the same time the work day started, and would generally last between about an hour and the rest of linear time. [ 273 more words ] https://manywho.com/meetings/

Twilio is a cloud communications service for voice and messaging applications. You can integrate Twilio with ManyWho, to send users text messages, or initiate calls to your users, from within your apps. To integrate Twilio with ManyWho, you will first create a set of Values (Account SID and Auth Token) using the ManyWho Drawing Tool. The Values [ 265 more words ] https://docs.manywho.com/configuring-twilio/

Box is a file sharing, storage, and collaboration service for enterprises. You can integrate Box with ManyWho to trigger an app when there is an action in Box. Required: ManyWho credentials Box credentials Installing the ManyWho Service in Box https://docs.manywho.com/configure-box-manywho/

The ManyWho offers the Debug and Debug Step-Through options. You can access the Debug buttons, when you click Play to run the flow from the right-hand-side navigation. The debugger lets you observe the run-time behavior of your flow, and track Root Faults, Component Errors, Pre-Commit State Values, State Values, and Execution Log. https://docs.manywho.com/how-to-debug-a-flow/

This page is under construction. Please visit us on GitHub for information on Salesforce integration in the meanwhile. Here is the link: https://docs.manywho.com/integrate-salesforce-manywho/

To build a new application, we need to create a new Flow in ManyWho. Once the Flow is created, we add components like Step, Pages, Decision, and Outcome to a Canvas. The Canvas then gets automatically converted into a production-ready, scalable application. Here is how we create a new Flow: Click LOG IN to login to the ManyWho Drawing Tool. Click New Flow. https://docs.manywho.com/create-new-flow/