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Nodes are the building blocks of every workflow. Each node performs a specific action — generating AI text, sending an email, querying a database, or controlling the execution flow.

Trigger Nodes

Every workflow starts with exactly one trigger. See the Triggers page for setup details.

Manual

Run on demand

Webhook

HTTP requests

Chat

Conversational

Schedule

Recurring

Input

Custom form

Form

Public hosted form

Stripe

Payment events

Typeform

Form submissions

Notion

Page/DB changes

Google Forms

Form responses

Telegram

Bot messages

Action Nodes

Action nodes do the work in your workflow. They are organized by category:

AI

AI Agent, AI Model, provider nodes, Label Fields

Communication

Slack, Discord, Gmail, Outlook, Teams, Telegram, Resend

Google Suite

Sheets, Docs, Calendar, Drive, Slides, Forms, Groups

Microsoft

Excel, Word, OneDrive, Outlook, Planner, SharePoint, Teams

CRM and Sales

Airtable, HubSpot, Apollo

Project Management

Notion, Trello, GitHub, ClickUp, Cal.com, Calendly

Search and Data

Tavily, Exa, Perplexity, Firecrawl, Ahrefs, Polymarket

Storage, Commerce, and Analytics

Dropbox, Shopify, LinkedIn, PostHog, Dub, ElevenLabs

Agents and Protocols

MCP servers, A2A agents, agentic tool nodes

Logic and Utility

Condition, Router, Code, HTTP Request, Sleep, Transform Array, CSV Export, Tables, Knowledge Base

Node Configuration

Click or double click any node to open its configuration panel. Common fields include:
  • Variable name — How downstream nodes reference this node’s output
  • Operation — Which action to perform (for multi operation nodes)
  • Input fields — The data the node needs to operate
  • Connection — Which credential to use (for nodes requiring OAuth)

Node Status

During execution, each node shows a status indicator: