Blokkio Documentation
Blokkio is a workflow automation platform that lets you connect services, automate processes, and build integrations — all through a visual editor without writing code.
What you can do with Blokkio
- Automate repetitive work — trigger workflows on a schedule, via a webhook, or manually
- Connect external services — make HTTP requests, use saved credentials, and handle responses
- Build reusable integrations — package workflows as custom blocks and share them across your team
- Handle errors gracefully — route failures to dedicated error branches, configure retries, and gate critical steps behind human approvals
How it works
A workflow is a sequence of nodes connected together. Each node represents a step — a trigger that starts the workflow, an action that does something, or logic that branches the path based on conditions.
You build workflows in the visual editor by dragging nodes from the Toolbox onto the canvas and connecting their output ports to the input ports of subsequent nodes. When a workflow is published, it becomes active and starts responding to triggers.
Core concepts
| Concept | Description |
|---|---|
| Project | A namespace for your workflows, connections, secrets, and storage |
| Workflow | A directed graph of nodes that executes from a trigger |
| Node | A single step in a workflow — a trigger, action, or logic block |
| Connection | A saved credential (API key, OAuth token, etc.) used by nodes |
| Secret | A sensitive value stored in the project vault, referenced by key name |
| Environment | A named configuration profile that scopes secrets and connections per context |
| Integration | A workflow packaged as a reusable block and published to the store |
Where to start
If you're new to Blokkio, begin with the Quick Start guide. It walks you through creating a project, building your first workflow, and running it.