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# Start with Microflow in ONEWEB

How to start working with Microflow in ONEWEB

In this section, we will learn how to create a Microflow from scratch. First user needs to create an application from AppSpace or open an existing application in AppSpace. The user can then create a Microflow inside the Application. Once the Microflow is created and the necessary permissions generated, AppSpace will redirect you to the Microflow Designer to design the flow.

We will show how to create the application and create a flow in the application and also how to simulate and also deploy this microflow to a real environment.


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