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  • Evaluation & Test Suites
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  • Deployments
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  • Monitoring
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  • Documents
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    • Integrating w/ Search API
    • Metadata Filtering
  • Security
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    • HMAC Authentication
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Subworkflow Nodes are essential for managing giant, complex workflows. Define reusable groups of nodes in one Workflow Sandbox and have them directly accessible upon deployment from any other workflow in your workspace. Subworkflow nodes also support release tag specification, allowing you the option to always invoke the latest workflow, or pinning to a specific release tag defined by you.

Check out the video below to see Subworkflow Nodes in action!

Inline Subworkflow Nodes

Subworkflow Nodes could also be defined directly within the existing Workflow editor! This spawns a new editor within the existing parent Workflow that supports many of the same features as the parent Workflow such as all existing nodes and copy/paste. This could be used to help organize complex Workflow architectures into separate, digestible groups. Check out the video below to see it in action!