Product documentationUpdated March 17, 2026
Creating and running workflows
How to create a workflow (new test integration), add steps and tests, run workflows, use select all and run selected, and delete workflows.
Overview
This guide covers the main tasks for working with workflows: creating a new workflow (test integration), adding tests and steps, running a single or multiple workflows, using select all and run selected, and deleting workflows.
Creating a workflow
- Open Workflow (or Workflows) from the dashboard or sidebar.
- Click Add Test or New Test Integration to create a new workflow.
- Give the workflow a name and optional description.
- Add steps: API requests, variable capture, validations, and logic as supported by the builder.
- Save the workflow. It appears in the workflows list.
Adding tests and steps
- Use the workflow builder to add API request steps (URL, method, headers, body).
- Configure variable capture from responses (e.g. tokens, IDs) for use in later steps.
- Add validations (status code, response body, or schema checks).
- Reorder steps as needed to match the desired flow (e.g. login → action → cleanup).
Running workflows
- Run a single workflow: Open the workflow and use Run (or run from the list row action).
- Run selected: Select one or more workflows with the checkboxes, then click Run Selected to execute them in sequence or parallel as supported.
- Select all: Use Select all to select every workflow on the current page, then Run Selected to run them all.
Deleting a workflow
- In the workflows list, locate the workflow to remove.
- Use the row Delete (or trash) action.
- Confirm deletion. The workflow is removed from the project.
Related articles
Related articles
- Understanding Workflows · Product documentation
Next steps
- Getting started · Install + connect your spec
- Configuration fundamentals · Stabilize runs
- Initial configuration · Users, licensing, projects
- Release notes · Updates and fixes
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