Find your way around

Use the sidebar, workspace sections, app addresses, and page actions.

The Assistant is the landing page after sign-in. The main navigation takes you to Apps, Workflows, Connections, Data, Notifications, Profile, and Settings. On smaller screens, use the compact navigation and menus to reach the same areas.

Main workspace areas

Apps lists the applications you can manage. An app's workspace keeps its Overview, Parameters when available, Data, Workflows, Connections, Activity, Versions when supported, and Settings together. Overview is the app itself; the other sections explain and manage what powers it.

Workflows lists processes and their execution history. Open a workflow to run it, inspect a selected execution, read step results, and edit its recipe.

Connections holds service access and storage. Connect a service once, test it, then choose it in a workflow or app that needs it.

Data is for browsing sources and individual records. It is useful when you want to inspect information independently of the app that displays it.

Open an app or manage it

An app has a dedicated address for using its interface. Its management workspace is separate. A shared visitor may be able to use the app while its management controls remain unavailable. Bookmark the app address for daily work; use its management link when you need to change the app itself.

Page actions and the Assistant

The page header offers actions for the item you are viewing. Some less common actions appear in an overflow menu. Disabled controls can explain a missing permission, a busy operation, or a prerequisite.

Open the Assistant on a page with its header button or Cmd/Ctrl+J. It starts with context about that page. Use Cmd/Ctrl+K for the launcher, which jumps to areas and finds commands.

Return to a specific item

App sections, workflow runs, connection documents and table rows, data records, and notifications can have direct links. If sign-in is required, Strive returns you to the requested destination after authentication. A bookmark can stop working if an item is deleted or your access changes; it does not grant access by itself.