Looking for the developer reference with the recommended approach for each? See Behaviors & edge cases.
Delete nodes one at a time
Remove selected nodes one by one and confirm each is gone.
Reconnect instead of refreshing OAuth
If a connection stops working, disconnect and reconnect it.
Some features need owner or admin
Composer, the Assistant, and schedules require an owner or admin.
Confirm the annual price
Check the total at checkout before subscribing annually.
Install the core package
Install the base package and add each tool’s SDK.
Common questions
Why should I delete nodes one at a time?
Why should I delete nodes one at a time?
Selecting several nodes on the canvas and deleting them in one go can leave some behind. Delete nodes one at a time and confirm each is gone before removing the next. You can learn more about co-editing in realtime co-editing & external sync.
How do I fix a broken connection?
How do I fix a broken connection?
When an integration connection stops working, disconnect the credential and reconnect it — reconnecting runs the sign-in flow again and issues fresh tokens. See credentials & integrations help for the reconnect steps.
Why can't my teammate use Composer, the Assistant, or schedules?
Why can't my teammate use Composer, the Assistant, or schedules?
These features need an owner or admin — a regular member can’t run them. Promote your teammate to owner or admin, or run the action from an owner/admin account. For the full permission model, see roles & permissions and account & access help.
Which annual price will I be charged?
Which annual price will I be charged?
The total shown on the checkout page is what you pay, so always confirm it before subscribing annually. See plans & pricing and billing, plans & credits help for the plan figures.
How do I install tool dependencies?
How do I install tool dependencies?
Install the base package, then add the SDK a specific tool needs. See installing & using integrations.
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