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Every time you save a workflow in Pulse, a new version is created. This gives you a full history of every change made to the workflow — and the ability to review or restore a previous state at any time.

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Saving a workflow

Click the Save button in the top toolbar to save your changes. A dialog appears with the following fields:
  • Workflow name — the name shown in the Pulse dashboard. Required.
  • Stage — the deployment stage for this version. Required (see Stages below).
  • Areas — the business areas this workflow applies to. Workflows with no areas assigned apply globally. See Areas for more detail.
  • Note — an optional description of what changed in this version. Useful for keeping a clear changelog.
Each save creates a discrete version with its own timestamp and the name of the user who saved it.
You cannot activate a workflow with unsaved changes. Save your work before toggling the workflow to active.

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Stages

Stages let you track where a workflow is in the development and deployment process. When saving, select the stage that reflects the workflow’s current state:
  • Draft — the workflow is in progress and not ready for use.
  • Staging — the workflow is ready for review or validation before going live.
  • Production — the workflow is ready for or currently in active use.
The current stage is visible in the Stage column on the Pulse dashboard, giving your team a quick view of which workflows are live and which are still being built.

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Version history

To view all previous versions of a workflow, click the version history button in the top toolbar. A drawer opens on the right side of the editor showing every saved version, each with:
  • The version timestamp
  • Who saved it
  • The stage it was saved at
  • The note added at the time of saving (if any)
You can review the configuration of any previous version from this drawer. This is useful for understanding what changed between versions or rolling back to an earlier state if needed.

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Activating and deactivating

Use the Active toggle in the top toolbar to turn a workflow on or off.
  • Active — the workflow is live and will process matching incoming requests automatically.
  • Inactive — the workflow is saved but will not process any requests.
Toggling a workflow active requires the current version to be saved. If there are unsaved changes, you will be prompted to save first. You can also toggle workflows active or inactive directly from the Pulse dashboard without opening the editor.