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Learn Wrk

This section teaches the Wrk platform: what each area does, how features fit together, and the terms we use across all documentation. Read the platform map and shared vocabulary here before diving into tutorials, how-to guides, or reference.

Platform at a glance​

Explore the main parts of Wrk and how they support your automation:

  • Platform tour — account surfaces: Wrkflow designer, launch console, run history, connected accounts, API keys, media library, and datastore
  • Triggers — how Wrkflow runs start: manual, email, schedule, webhook, and API launch methods
  • Building a Wrkflow — designer concepts, quickstart steps, and deep dives on canvas, Actions, data flow, and testing
  • Working with large data — scale Wrkflows over lists and batches with divides and loops

Learn the language​

Two pages share the vocabulary used throughout these docs:

  • Core concepts — start here for the mental model. Six building blocks (Wrkflow, Wrk Action, Connector, Trigger, Human-in-the-Loop, Orchestration) and how a run flows from trigger to completion.
  • Glossary — quick lookup for any platform term when you need a one-line definition.

For architectural depth — why Wrk orchestrates API, RPA, AI, and human steps together — see the Concepts section in the nav.

Start doing something​

Once you know the platform layout, pick a path that matches your goal.

I'm building a Wrkflow​

Design, configure, and test automation — connect apps, wire Wrk Actions, and use API, RPA, and AI.

  1. Core concepts
  2. Quickstart: Building a Wrkflow
  3. Build your first Wrkflow

I'm maintaining or debugging a Wrkflow​

Launch runs, monitor results, troubleshoot failures, and keep existing Wrkflows healthy.

  1. Platform tour — Workflow automation
  2. Launch console
  3. Launch console tutorial

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