Govern App Builder Automation Safely
What you’ll learnWhich automation is supported from the visible builders and when an administrator must take over.
Ordinary users do not need to edit page code or call an API to connect an application page to a workflow. Use the visible integration controls in Flow Builder and review the result in App Builder.
Use the supported visual path
- For a workflow's starting form, configure the Start step and select the target App Builder page.
- For an assigned task, configure the Task step and select the page used to complete that task.
- After saving, refresh the page in App Builder, review the generated connections, and test with non-production data.
- Redeploy the connection after renaming, adding, or removing a widget that participates in the workflow.
Protect live pages
- Confirm the workspace, application, and page before saving the connection.
- Use a test page or duplicate when changing a production application.
- Review unrelated unpublished page changes first because deployment can publish them with the integration.
- Coordinate changes with other builders and keep integration credentials out of screenshots, tickets, and documentation.
- Do not delete generated page objects or bindings manually. A future deployment can replace them.
Administrator-managed automation
Direct inspection or modification of App Builder configuration is an advanced administrative task, not a feature exposed in the Applications user interface. If the visual integration cannot perform a required change, stop and ask the platform administrator to use the current technical reference and change-control process. Do not copy old endpoint examples or scripts into a live workspace.
Still stuck? See Get Help with Support or reach your workspace administrator.
