Purpose: The WORKFLOW 1 section, occupying the central area of the editor, is the Workflow Canvas. This is your visual workspace where you design and assemble your workflows.
Functionality:
Visual Workflow Design: You drag and drop activities from the Activities Panel onto this canvas to create your workflow diagram.
Activity Arrangement and Connection: You arrange activities on the canvas in the desired sequence and use connectors (lines or arrows) to define the flow of execution between activities. This visually represents the steps and logic of your automated process.
Workflow Tab Management: The "WORKFLOW 1" label (and potentially "WORKFLOW 2", "WORKFLOW 3", etc., if you have multiple workflows open) indicates that this is a tabbed interface. You can likely open and work on multiple workflows simultaneously within the editor, each in its own tabbed canvas.
Auto-Save Indicator: The "Auto-save" indicator with a checkmark ("a" in the screenshot) signifies that the workflow editor likely has an auto-save feature enabled. This means your changes are automatically saved periodically, preventing data loss.
