Integration and specialized nodes

The node library includes configured service integrations as well as core workflow nodes. A library entry provides a starting configuration; its account, input, and external behavior still need review.

Use a service connector#

The catalog includes integrations such as OpenAI, Slack, SendGrid Email, and Firebase Push. Availability can depend on the deployed library and your workspace.

1. Choose the integration that matches the operation you need.
2. Read its input fields and expected result.
3. Configure its account or service credentials using the supported secret selectors.
4. Bind inputs from validated request data or prior nodes.
5. Test with a dedicated recipient or fixture before enabling normal traffic.

If the connector does not cover the provider operation you need, use an HTTP Request node with the provider's actual API contract.

App-user notifications#

The IdP Notification node creates a persistent app notification. Configure all users or one user as the audience, then supply a title, body, optional action URL and label, and a supported style such as info, success, warning, or danger.

The execution determines the tenant and environment. The result includes the notification ID and recipient count. Test the recipient selection before using a broad audience. App notifications are distinct from email delivery and workflow WebSocket messages.

Wallet and transaction operations#

Wallet Payment and transaction-oriented library entries can have financial side effects. Configure the recipient, amount, reference, and required authorization according to the selected node's contract. Do not treat a sandbox workflow URL as proof that the underlying wallet or external account is a test resource.

Use the relevant product's test mode or a non-mutating verification path for initial setup. Check duplicate/retry behavior and record the transaction reference for investigation. A workflow response alone is not a settlement confirmation.

Review after importing#

Imported nodes can refer to resource IDs and selectors from another workspace. Rebind them and confirm environment values. Inspect their scripts and requests before release, especially when they send messages, transfer value, or modify external records.