What is xflow?

xflow is a data processing and workflow automation tool that enables users to build, manage, and analyze data workflows efficiently.

Who can use xflow?

xflow is designed for data analysts, engineers, and business users who need to streamline data processing, perform transformations, and generate insights.

What is the Process Library in xflow?

The Process Library is a centralized repository where users can view, manage, and launch processes. It includes details such as name, version, editor, access level, and creation details.

How can I create a new process in xflow?

To create a new process, navigate to the Process Library and click on "Create New Process." You can either generate a name automatically or provide one manually.

How does xflow handle data organization?

xflow organizes data into Data Groups, Data Tables, and Data Versions to ensure structured data management.

Can I upload my own datasets to xflow?

Yes, you can upload datasets by selecting the appropriate Data Table and choosing the file format supported by xflow.

What are nodes in xflow?

Nodes are functional components used in process workflows to perform actions such as data aggregation, conditional calculations, and custom function execution.

How does the 'Conditional Output Column' node work?

The Conditional Output Column node allows users to define conditions and specify outputs based on those conditions, including performing calculations or returning static values.

Can multiple users collaborate on the same process?

Yes, xflow allows collaboration by enabling multiple users to access, edit, and manage processes based on assigned permissions.

How can I control user access in xflow?

User access can be managed by assigning roles within teams, defining permissions in the Process Library, and setting restrictions at the data level.

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