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🔄 Transaction

The Transaction action represents a transactional block in your workflow, where multiple operations can be executed as a single atomic unit. This means all actions inside the transaction either complete successfully together or are rolled back if any action fails, ensuring data consistency and integrity.

Features​

  • Groups multiple workflow actions into a single transactional unit.
  • Supports commit and rollback mechanisms for error handling.
  • Ensures data integrity across multiple related operations.
  • Visualizes the transactional boundary clearly in the workflow editor.

Use Cases​

  • Perform complex database updates that must either fully succeed or fail.
  • Manage financial operations requiring atomicity, such as transfers or payments.
  • Handle batch processing tasks with error recovery.
  • Ensure consistent state changes in multi-step workflows.

Notes​

  • All actions within the transaction block are treated as a single unit.
  • If any action fails, the transaction can be rolled back to maintain consistency.
  • Use transactions judiciously to avoid long locks or performance bottlenecks.
  • The transaction action typically includes commit and rollback controls.

Tip: Use the Transaction action to safeguard critical data operations and maintain workflow reliability.