Better ways to determine how flows, connections, etc. are interconnected

5 votes

Right now when you have multiple flows that share connections or other flows, it's difficult to understand how making a change to one will possibly impact other flows. Would like to see either a way to natively search to quickly find, for instance, all the flows that use a particular flow, connection, etc. or perhaps a web service to be able to interrogate that if it can't be done within the interface itself.

Done roadmap Suggested by: Shanon (07 Jul, '19) • Upvoted: 28 Sep, '19 • Comments: 5

Comments: 5

02 Oct, '19
Olena Sherbinin Admin
https://support.etlworks.com/hc/en-us/articles/360013633134-Creating-and-managing-connections#FindConnectionUsage
https://support.etlworks.com/hc/en-us/articles/360013634554-Creating-and-managing-listeners#FindListenerUsage
31 Oct, '19
Shanon
This was a super helpful update (for us anyway!). It would be great to also see it put in place for nested flows, so that we can see where flows are reused across nested flows.
01 Nov, '19
Olena Sherbinin Admin
Flow usage lookup is planned
19 Nov, '19
Shanon
Awesome, thank you!
25 May, '21
Bryan
You can now see the nested flows a flow is part of with a button on the listing page. Is there any linkage display still missing?