The Output Node is a crucial component that determines how the results of a workflow are utilized or displayed. It offers various methods to handle the final data produced by the workflow.
Key Features #
- Multiple Output Types
- Display: Shows output directly in the interface
- Save to Database: Stores results for later retrieval
- Webhook: Sends data to external services
- HTML/Shortcode: Generates content for use in WordPress posts/pages
- Save to Google Sheets
- Save to Google Drive
- Customizable Node Name
- Users can assign a custom name to the output node for easy identification
- Dynamic Data Handling
- Can process and output data from any previous node in the workflow
- Supports accessing specific fields from structured data
- Delay Option
- Ability to delay the output execution
- Users can set delay duration in minutes, hours, or days
- Database Integration
- For ‘Save to Database‘ option:
- Users can select existing tables or create new ones
- Custom column mapping for flexible data storage
- For ‘Save to Database‘ option:
- Webhook Configuration
- For ‘Webhook’ output type:
- Customizable webhook URL
- Ability to structure data sent via webhook
- Support for nested data structures in webhook payloads
- For ‘Webhook’ output type:
- WordPress Shortcode Generation
- For ‘HTML/Shortcode’ output:
- Automatically generates a WordPress shortcode
- Shortcode can be used to display workflow results in posts or pages
- For ‘HTML/Shortcode’ output:
- Preview Functionality
- Displays a preview of the output data
- Updates in real-time as the workflow executes
