Sheetgo is a platform that was built to help you streamline and automatize your tasks, in order to get the best out of our system it's important that you know what button to use to get the result you are looking for, so let's take a look at are the functionalities of some button on the Sheetgo interface.

At the bottom left corner of the workflow view, there are two buttons that you will be using a lot, the Run and the Automate buttons. The first one will run all the automations inside your workflow. The second one is where you will find the trigger settings and be able to set up an automation to run the workflow.

At the opposite side of your screen, at the top right corner, you will find a series of buttons with different functionalities.

Create automation: This is the button you will use to add a new automation to your existing workflow.

Share: On this button, you can share your workflow with colleagues, it's important to remember that they must have a Sheetgo account to be able to interact with the workflow.

Notes: You can use this button to create notes regarding your workflow setup and flow of data. This function can be extremely useful if you are working with a team, it's a place where you can leave important information registered for each other.

Three Lines: This button will open the Sheetgo sidebar, where you will be able to find the list of automations that exist in your workflow.

Inside the Sheetgo sidebar, which you can find on the three lines button you can fund some new menus and buttons to execute actions inside your workflow.

Search: You can use the magnifying glass icon to search for an automation inside your workflow.

Execution Setting: The cog icon is where you can activate the execution setting that stops the workflow if it receives an error.

Three Dots: The three dots button at the far right of each automation is where you can find the automations menu.

The automations menu is specific for each automation, this means that any action that you take inside this menu will only affect the selected automation.

Run: You can use the run icon to run only the selected automation.

Summary: On this icon, you can see a summary of information about the automation, what are the source files, the type of automation, the destination file, and the number of transfers required to run this automation.

Edit: If you need to Edit the automation, this is where you will be able to do it.

Duplicate: This icon will create a copy of the automation, with the same source, settings, and destination, that you can edit if necessary.

Move: The move icon lets you move an automation to a different workflow.

Delete: If you need you can also delete just the specific automation that you have selected.