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Utilizing Webflow Logic enables you to build and execute automated sequences (referred to as “flows”) that gather and direct potential sales prospects, engage with your clientele, oversee your website content, and more \u2014 all through the Webflow Designer interface.\u00a0<\/p>\n

This tutorial covers the following:<\/p>\n

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  1. Accessing Logic<\/li>\n
  2. Creating and organizing flows<\/li>\n
  3. Implementing fallbacks<\/li>\n
  4. Testing a flow<\/li>\n
  5. Publishing flows<\/li>\n
  6. Renaming, duplicating, and deleting flows<\/li>\n
  7. FAQs and problem-solving suggestions<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

    Accessing Logic<\/h2>\n

    To kick off with Webflow Logic, simply click on the Logic<\/strong> icon located in the left sidebar to reveal the Logic panel<\/strong>. From there, navigate to the Flows<\/strong> tab to review general details about your flows (e.g., flow name, trigger, trigger source, status, etc.) and utilize the Flow editor<\/strong> for constructing, managing, and testing flows.<\/p>\n

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    Creating and Organizing Flows<\/h2>\n

    Flows consist of three key components: triggers, actions, and conditions. Begin crafting a new flow by accessing the Logic panel<\/strong> > Flows<\/strong> tab and hitting New flow<\/strong> to enter the Flow editor<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

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    In the Flow settings<\/strong> section, allocate a title<\/strong> and description<\/strong> to your new flow for clarification and distinction. Here, you’ll also identify your Flow ID<\/strong>, which serves as the flow’s identifier for troubleshooting purposes.<\/p>\n

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    Proceed with structuring your flow by selecting a trigger, then drag and drop actions and tools to the connection spots on the Flow editor<\/strong> canvas.<\/p>\n

    Essential:<\/strong> While building your flow, a yellow \u201cwrench<\/strong>\u201d icon will display on each block until its settings are configured. Once configured, the yellow \u201cwrench<\/strong>\u201d is swapped with a green \u201ccheckmark<\/strong>\u201d icon.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

    Point to Note:<\/strong> Leaving the Flow editor<\/strong> without saving will keep the flow in draft mode with your modifications preserved.<\/h6>\n

    You can rearrange blocks within your flow by dragging and dropping them to different connection points. Blocks can also be removed from the flow by right-clicking and choosing Remove block<\/strong>, or by selecting and hitting Delete <\/strong>on your keyboard.<\/p>\n

    Triggers<\/h3>\n

    Each flow initiates with a trigger \u2014 an occurrence either within your site (e.g., form submission) or externally (e.g., webhook event) that commences the flow.<\/p>\n

    To integrate a trigger to your flow, click on Select a trigger starting this flow<\/strong> and opt for the desired trigger. There are two trigger choices:<\/p>\n