Assembly Editor
Discover how the assembly editor, a powerful low-code tool, streamlines solution development with its drag-and-drop feature. Easily create automations, REST-style endpoints, batch jobs, and browser widgets with the help of assembly diagrams. Effortlessly
The assembly editor is a low-code drag-drop solution development tool.

In terms of automations, all app connections, triggers, and actions are built as assembly diagrams.
The assembly editor is also capable of building other types of solutions besides automations, including REST-style endpoints, batch jobs, and even graphical browser widgets.
In this section
Account Management
Learn about the identical account management system in the Assembly Editor and the Automation Editor. Find detailed information in the document with the ID zOb21gM-iPM7R3--8rUhS.
API Credentials Management
Learn how to manage API credentials in the Keyvault system. This document explains how the root admin account's Keyvault contains all necessary API credentials for publicly used apps. Discover how to access and manipulate Keyvault items through the Admin
API Integrations
Learn how the Automation Editor utilizes assemblies in the Assembly Editor to build various apps, triggers, and actions. Discover how modules within these assemblies enable seamless configuration of these components. Uncover powerful assembly logic that e
Assembly development cycle
This document outlines a system that facilitates the development cycle for assemblies. With the "Assembly Reviewer" permission, developers can submit their work for review and receive valuable feedback from reviewers. Through comments and review request e
Building Assemblies
Learn how to develop low-code drag-and-drop solutions with the assembly editor, an efficient tool for streamlining solution development. Discover step-by-step instructions and valuable insights on creating assemblies using this user-friendly tool. Boost y
Key Concepts
This document explores the key components and concepts of assembly diagrams in a software system. It covers the assembly editor, data streams, module deprecation, JSON and XML data formats, module functionality, subassemblies, wire connections, XPath for
Keyvalue Storage
Learn about Keyvalue Storage, a versatile database system with table and modules for data insertion, retrieval, and deletion. Discover its hierarchical structure including scopes, key groups, keys, value names, and values. Explore the wide range of module
Managing Content
Learn about the extensive range of content management features offered for assemblies and modules in this comprehensive document. Discover how these features can enhance your workflow and simplify the management of your content.
Other Assembly Types
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