Automation Studio Overview

Automation Studio provides extensive connectivity and delivers automation throughout your entire tech stack. The Workflow Automation Projects is a central spot to design, automate, and optimize workflows without having to write code.

IrisX Automation Studio Enables

• No/Low-Code Experience: Empowers developers with an intuitive design that simplifies the creation and management of automations, reducing the learning curve.
• Customizable Alerts and Notifications: Allows users to set up critical alerts based on specific triggers, ensuring timely responses to important events.
• Scalability: Supports the growth of automation efforts as business needs evolve, accommodating increasing complexity and volume of workflows.
• Enhanced Collaboration: Fosters teamwork by enabling users to share workflows and collaborate on automation projects, improving overall productivity.

IrisX Automation Studio Features

• Connectors: Provides a vast library of over 1,000 prebuilt integrations with popular applications and services, enabling developers to quickly connect and automate workflows without the need for extensive custom coding. Additionally, you have the flexibility to build custom connectors. [Read more about connectors](https://developers.trackunit.com/docs/connectors

• Workflow Automation Projects
  The fast and powerful way to design, automate, and optimize business workflows. Workflow Recipes are automations for business processes. They are a set of workflows that help connect your business applications. Coupled with many other advanced features, recipes are able to handle all app integration and workflow automation scenarios ranging from simple to complex.

• Role-Based Access Control: Implements a role-based setup for user permissions, ensuring that individuals have access only to the features and data necessary for their roles. This enhances security and governance, allowing organizations to manage user access effectively and comply with regulatory requirements.

Testing and Deployment to Production

The development environment is where users design, build, and test their automation workflows. It serves as a sandbox for experimentation and iteration.

• Users can access the development environment without any financial commitment, making it an ideal space for experimentation and learning.
• Workflow Creation: Users can create and modify workflows using various connectors and APIs.
• Testing and Debugging: The environment allows for thorough testing of workflows to identify and fix issues before moving to production.

The production environment is the live setting where automated workflows are executed. It is designed for stability and reliability, ensuring that users can depend on the workflows in operation.

• Execution of Workflows: Workflows that have been tested and approved in the development environment are deployed here for real-time execution.

Transitioning from Development to Production

Deployment Process: Once workflows are tested and deemed stable in the development environment, they are deployed to the production environment through a controlled process.