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Overview

Reevo’s workflow builder lets you automate repetitive tasks and create sophisticated business processes without writing code. Set up workflows that trigger automatically when specific events occur - like a record being created or a form being submitted - and execute a series of actions like updating records, routing leads, or sending notifications. Workflows consist of two main parts: a trigger that starts the workflow automatically, and action nodes that execute in sequence to complete your business process.

Prerequisites

  • Admin or User role with permission to create workflows in your Reevo workspace
  • Familiarity with the records and data you want to automate (Contacts, Accounts, Opportunities, etc.)

Creating a New Workflow

Step 1: Navigate to Workflows

Access Workflows through the navigation bar.
Workflow Builder Main Page

Step 2: Choose a Template or Start from Scratch

Select a template that matches your use case, or build your own from scratch. Templates are organized by category - Contact-Based, Account-Based, Lead Routing, Alerts, and more. See Workflow Templates: Choosing the Right Starting Point for a breakdown of each category. Give your workflow a clear, descriptive name so it’s easy to identify later (e.g., “Closed Won New Business Opportunity → Create Renewal Opportunity”). Workflow Builder Create

Step 3: Build in the Editor View

You’ll land in the Editor view, where you can see and configure every node in your workflow. The workflow flows top to bottom:
  1. Trigger node - the special first node that defines the event that starts the workflow and provides relevant data to downstream nodes (e.g., when an account or contact is updated)
  2. Action nodes - the steps that execute after the trigger, defining what the workflow does in sequence
Click any node to open its configuration panel on the left. Follow the Deploy Checklist - it lists every required field that must be filled in before you can deploy.

Configuring Your Trigger

Click the trigger node to select your trigger type and configure its settings. Core trigger types include:
TriggerWhat Starts It
Record CreatedA new record is saved in Reevo
Record UpdatedA field on an existing record changes
Webhook ReceivedAn external system sends a payload
See Understanding Workflow Triggers for the full list of trigger types and configuration details. Workflow Builder Trigger
If using a Record Updated trigger, you must configure at least one filter condition. Without it, the workflow will fire on every field change on every record of that object type.
Workflow Builder Trigger Condition

Adding and Configuring Action Nodes

Click + at any point in the workflow to add a new action node. Available node categories include:
CategoryNodes
Record ActionsCreate Record, Update Records, Search Records, Move Stage
LogicCondition, Compute
TimingDelay
NotificationsSend Slack Message
For a full explanation of every available node, see Workflow Action Nodes: Complete Reference.

Using Variables

Variables let you pass data from one node to another, making your workflow dynamic and responsive to the actual records being processed. When configuring an action node’s fields, click any field to switch to variable mode to see all data available from earlier steps - the trigger record’s fields, outputs from previous action nodes, and internal workflow values. Workflow Builder Variables

Deploying and Activating Your Workflow

Deploy

When your workflow is configured and the Deploy Checklist shows all items complete, click Deploy to publish your changes.
  • All nodes must be connected and fully configured to deploy
  • To make changes after deployment, switch to Draft mode first, then click Deploy again to push the update live
Workflow Builder Create Draft

Activate

After deploying, use the Active / Inactive toggle to turn the workflow on or off:
StatusBehavior
ActiveThe workflow fires automatically whenever the trigger event occurs
InactiveThe workflow does not fire, even if the trigger event occurs
A workflow can be Deployed but Inactive. Make sure both the workflow is deployed and the toggle is Active before expecting it to run automatically.

Monitoring Workflow Performance

Monitor all your workflows from the main Workflows page. From the main Runs tab, clicking a workflow name or row navigates you directly into that workflow’s Run History tab, where you can see every execution - when it ran, whether it succeeded, and a node-by-node breakdown. Workflow Builder Workflow Runs For a complete guide to reading run history and resolving errors, see Workflow Troubleshooting & Run History.

Troubleshooting / FAQs

Click the Deploy Checklist panel to see exactly which fields still need to be completed. All nodes must be connected and every required field must be filled in. The most common blocker is an unconfigured node or a disconnected node with no incoming connection.
Static values are fixed data you type in or select directly - like a specific email address, a hardcoded stage name, or a particular value in a select list (e.g. choosing a particular opportunity stage). Variables pull live data from earlier steps in the workflow - like the email address from the contact that triggered the run. Variables make workflows dynamic and reusable across many records.
Switch to Draft mode first to make your edits. The currently active version keeps running until you click Deploy again - in-progress runs are not affected.
Confirm that: (1) the workflow has been Deployed (not just saved), (2) the Active toggle is on, and (3) the trigger’s conditions are actually being met. For Record Updated triggers, the specific field and value you configured must change on a record for the trigger to fire.
Yes - you can delete any nodes in your workflow. Note that deleting a node can break variables in downstream nodes that reference it, and those references will need to be updated.
Yes - click Swap at the bottom of the editor to choose two nodes to swap locations. You can also hover near the left edge of a node to drag and drop it to a different position in the workflow.
Yes - from the workflow list, find the workflow you want to copy and click Clone. This creates a new draft workflow with the same structure and configuration, which you can then customize independently.
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