Your words → our words
| You’d say… | Workmore calls it | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| ”the work I do over and over” | a process | A task you repeat that we can run for you. |
| ”a step in what I do” | a node | One action in the process — get data, send an email, decide. |
| ”what kicks it off” | a trigger | The first step; it starts the process (a schedule, a button, an incoming request). |
| “the whole thing, start to finish” | a workflow | All the steps connected in order. |
| ”where I lay it out” | the canvas | The space where you arrange the steps. |
| ”a named bundle I turn on” | a section | A group of related workflows you publish together. |
| ”turn it on for real” | publish | Make the process run on its own from now on. |
| ”one time it ran” | a run (or record) | A single pass through the process for one item of work. |
| ”do this for each one” | split into records | Handle each item in a list on its own. |
| ”put them back together” | combine records | Gather the per-item results into one. |
A few more, when you meet them
- Trigger — every process starts with one. Think of it as the answer to “when should this happen?”
- Section vs. workflow — a workflow is one start-to-finish flow; a section is a bundle of related workflows you publish (turn on) as a unit.
- Run / record — when a process runs, each item of work travels through the steps as a record. If last week had 40 signups, that’s 40 records flowing through the same steps.
- Publish — until you publish, you’re drafting. Publishing is what makes it run automatically.