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Combine multiple events into a single automation that reacts to upstream results. You'll start with an empty canvas, place event nodes, configure connections, and trigger a test run.
Create at least two events you want to orchestrate. Workflows reference existing events rather than defining new scripts.
Decide how the events should hand off execution—success, failure, or manual triggers.
Consider tagging events with a naming convention so you can find them quickly in the workflow builder drawer.
From the Cronium dashboard sidebar, choose Workflowsand click Create Workflow.
In the details panel on the left, provide a descriptive name and optional summary. The description helps teammates understand the automation's purpose.
Drag events from the right-hand drawer onto the grid. Each event node represents an existing script execution.
Place the workflow entry point at the top-left, then arrange follow-up actions beneath it.
Use the alignment guides that appear while dragging to keep the layout tidy.
Click the small handle on the right side of a node and drag it onto the next event. When you release, choose which outcome should follow that connection.
On success runs the next event only when the upstream execution finishes successfully.
On failure lets you route to a recovery script.
Always is useful for notifications that should happen regardless of outcome.
Click Save Workflow. Use the Run workflowbutton in the top-right to trigger a manual execution.
Once manual tests succeed, switch the trigger type toschedule and pick an interval. Cronium will enqueue the workflow automatically.
Group related events using tags so you can filter the drawer while building larger workflows.
Add notification nodes off the failure path so you are alerted when remediation is required.
Review workflow run history in the Logs section to confirm downstream scripts behave as expected over time.