Workflows
Workflows are the core of KeeperHub - visual automations that connect triggers, actions, and conditions to create powerful blockchain operations without writing code.
What are Workflows?
A workflow is a visual representation of an automation. Instead of writing code or managing infrastructure, you build workflows by connecting nodes on a canvas:
- Triggers start your workflow (on a schedule, via webhook, on blockchain events, or manually)
- Actions perform operations (check balances, call smart contracts, send notifications)
- Conditions add branching logic based on action results
The Visual Workflow Builder
KeeperHub’s workflow builder provides an intuitive canvas where you design automations visually:
- Drag-and-drop nodes to build your automation flow
- Connect nodes with edges to define execution order
- Configure nodes using the right-side panel
- Test workflows with the Run button before enabling automated execution
Node Types
Trigger Nodes
Every workflow starts with a trigger that determines when it runs:
| Trigger | Description |
|---|---|
| Scheduled | Run at intervals (every 5 minutes, hourly, daily, etc.) |
| Webhook | Run when an external service calls your workflow URL |
| Event | Run when a blockchain event is detected |
| Manual | Run only when you click the Run button |
Action Nodes
Actions perform the actual work in your workflow:
| Category | Actions |
|---|---|
| Web3 | Check Balance, Read Contract, Write Contract, Transfer Funds, Approve Token |
| Notifications | Send Email, Send Discord Message, Send Slack Message |
| Integrations | Send Webhook, Custom HTTP requests |
Condition Nodes
Conditions evaluate results from previous nodes and branch the workflow:
- Low Balance Condition: Check if a balance is below a threshold
- Value Comparison: Compare any value against a target
- Custom Logic: Combine multiple conditions with AND/OR operators
Building Your First Workflow
- Click New Workflow from the workflow dropdown
- Add a Trigger node to define when your workflow runs
- Add Action nodes to perform operations
- Optionally add Condition nodes to create branching logic
- Connect nodes by dragging from output to input connectors
- Configure each node using the right-side panel
- Enable nodes and click Run to test
AI-Assisted Workflow Creation
Use the Ask AI… prompt at the bottom of the canvas to describe what you want to automate. The AI assistant will help you build the workflow structure and suggest node configurations.
Hub
Browse the Hub to discover workflow templates shared by the community and import them into your workspace.