Export and import

Share workflow graphs as .lunnoa-workflow files and import them into a project.

Export and import move a workflow’s structure between workspaces or environments. Use them to share a solution with a teammate, back up a graph, or promote a design from staging to production.

Open Workflows for both actions.

What is included

The download is a .lunnoa-workflow file (JSON). Import also accepts a compatible .json file.

Export a workflow

You need the workflows:export permission (typically Admin or Editor).

1. 1

   Open the Workflows list

   Go to Workflows.

2. 2

   Open the row menu

   Find the workflow. Click the ⋮ menu on that row.

3. 3

   Export

   Choose Export. Confirm in the Export Workflow dialog. Automate downloads workflow-name.lunnoa-workflow and shows Workflow exported successfully.

The dialog reminds recipients that they must configure connections and other dependencies after import.

Import a workflow

You need the workflows:import permission (typically Admin or Editor).

1. 1

   Open Import

   On the Workflows page, click Import (next to New Workflow).

2. 2

   Upload the file

   Drag and drop a .lunnoa-workflow or .json file, or browse to select one. Automate validates the file (maximum 10 MB) and shows a preview: name, description, node count, trigger type, and required apps.

3. 3

   Name and project

   Confirm or edit the Name. Select the Project that should own the workflow.

4. 4

   Import

   Click Import. Automate creates the workflow and opens it in the builder. The new workflow is always inactive.

5. 5

   Configure and activate

   Select or create connections for each app, assign agents if needed, and review node fields. Use Save & Test where useful. Turn Active on and click Save only when the path is ready.

Duplicate vs export

Troubleshooting

Related

• Templates: reuse patterns without a file download
• Build on the canvas: finish connections after import
• Settings: Active, name, and description
• Workflows overview