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OAuth 2.0 Connections

What is OAuth 2.0? OAuth 2.0 is a special type of connection that allows you to grant Lansweeper access to your data in third-party applications. Rather than giving Lansweeper your username and password for a third-party application, you can use OAut...

Loop

For many Workflows, it's useful to be able to loop over an array of items or to loop a certain number of times. If your Workflow processes files on an SFTP server, for example, you might want to loop over an array of files on the server. If your Work...

HTTP Requests

Connectors are the building blocks of your Workflow and allow you to connect to third-party applications and services. If you want to send data to an application that doesn't have a built-in connector, you can use the generic HTTP Connector to make H...

Error Handling

Errors happen. An API you pull data from may encounter a temporary outage, or the "eventually" part of an "eventually consistent" database may need a couple more seconds to save a record. When you encounter errors, you have two tools to handle them: ...

Custom Code

The code step allows you to write short custom JavaScript functions within your Workflow. This is helpful if you have some coding experience and want to manipulate data with code. Code block structure The code component provides a stub function by de...

Branch

The branch tool allows you to add branching logic to your Workflow. Think of branches as logical paths that your Workflow can take. Given some information about a previous step's results, your Workflow can follow one of many paths. Branch steps are u...

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