> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.stacksync.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.stacksync.com/two-way-sync/workflows/workflows-quick-start.md).

# Workflows Quick Start

Welcome to Stacksync Workflows!

Stacksync Workflows allows you to automate processes and tasks with enterprise-level security, scalability and performance.

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#### 1. Select "Workflows" under the "Workflow Automation" menu.

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#### 2. Create a workflow by adding a unique name and choosing the region.

We recommend you choose the region closest to you and / or the server(s) and service(s) the Workflow will be interacting with.

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Once created you will see the Workflow designer with an empty workflow and a default POST Trigger. This trigger may be used to run your workflow from a terminal or through an API request.

#### 3. Create your first action.

Click on the :heavy\_plus\_sign: Icon to create a new action and you will see a menu with all of the currently available Action Modules.

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In this example we will be using the "Create Record(s)" module of Airtable. Stacksync allows you to create batches of records with one simple to use action.

#### 4. Configure your action.

After having set a preferred Display Name for your Action, you will need to add a **Connection**. If you have currently have no connections simply click on ":heavy\_plus\_sign: Add New Connection".

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After clicking on "Add new connection" you'll be redirected to the page to Create a Connection.

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Follow the instructions for your selected Application. Once you have finished adding your connection, go back to your Workflow's page.

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#### 5. Run and Deploy your workflow!

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#### 6. Monitor your execution logs.

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