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Workflows Built on Halon

Workflows Your runbooks, running themselves

Turn the steps your team repeats into workflows that run on a schedule, on an alert, or with one click. Draw them on a canvas, or just ask Halon.

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How it works

From a sentence to a workflow you can read

Every workflow is drawn as its steps, so anyone can see what it will do before it runs.

Make

Start in seconds. Pick one from the library, or tell Halon what you want and when. It shows you every step before it builds it.

  • Workflow library
  • Made from a chat
  • Export and import

Build

See every step. Edit on a canvas. Changes stay in a draft until an admin publishes them, so the live version keeps running untouched.

  • Visual canvas
  • Drafts and versions
  • Publish when ready

Run

Test it, then trust it. Try a run safely before going live. Every real run shows what each step did, and you can retry or skip a step that failed.

  • Safe test runs
  • Every step's result
  • Retry or skip
In the dashboard

Every step on one canvas

See what each step reads or changes. Edits stay in a draft until published.

A FireFight workflow on its canvas: a daily schedule triggers a Check step marked Reads, which feeds a Raise notices loop whose Notice step is marked Changes, with the palette of triggers on the left.
What a workflow can do

Triggers, steps and people, all on one canvas

  • Starts on its own

    On a schedule, an alert, an incident, a deploy or a change on the map.

  • Only when it matters

    Narrow it to the incidents you care about, and a storm can't start a flood of runs.

  • Only the access you give it

    A workflow can do only what an admin granted it, and every call is recorded.

  • People in the loop

    Wait for an approval, ask someone a question, or hand off a task.

  • Code when you need it

    Run a script or call any public API when the built-in steps aren't enough.

  • Every tool you connected

    Read status, restart a service, open an issue, anything your integrations can do.

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Write down how your team responds

Start from the library or ask Halon. Nothing runs until an admin publishes it.

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