Query Collection Table Block

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        "url": "https://docs.scoutos.com/docs/workflows",
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        "page_title": "Workflow overview — Scout | Documentation",
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        "content": "Workflow overview\n\nUnderstanding the power and flexibility of Scout workflows\n\nJust getting started? Check out our Build a RAG app in under 5 minutes quick start guide!\n\nWorkflows are a powerful tool in the Scout platform, designed to automate processes, streamline tasks, and integrate seamlessly with various data sources and services. By utilizing workflows, users can create sophisticated sequences of actions that respond to specific inputs, making them ideal for a wide range of use cases like data processing, automated reporting, and integration with third\\-party APIs.\n\nWorkflows consist of configurable components known as blocks, which can be customized to suit different needs and chained together to create complex logic flows. Each workflow can be tailored with specific parameters, allowing for dynamic input handling and tailored output generation. You can execute a workflow from the console in the Scout UI, Scout’s embeddable Copilot, a Slackbot, API, SDK and more. This flexibility makes workflows suitable for both straightforward tasks and more intricate operations that require nuanced logic.\n\nIn addition to their versatility, workflows provide a comprehensive environment for monitoring and managing operations, complete with a console for real\\-time execution, a revision history audit log, and detailed workflow execution logs for troubleshooting. Environment variables can be set to manage configurations across different environments, ensuring robust and adaptable solutions.\n\nWas this page helpful?Creating WorkflowsUp Next\n\nBuilt with"
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        "url": "https://docs.scoutos.com/docs/workflows/creating-workflows",
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        "page_title": "Building Effective Workflows in Scout — Scout | Documentation",
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        "content": "On this page* Defining your objective\n* Data \\& integrations\n* Tactical\nWorkflowsBuilding Effective Workflows in Scout\n\nGuidance on creating optimized workflows in Scout applications\n\nJust getting started? Check out our Build a RAG app in under 5 minutes quick start guide!\n\n1\n\n### Defining your objective\n\nCreating workflows starts with a simple first step; clearly defining the objective of your workflow, understanding the inputs it will handle, and the outputs it is expected to produce. This helps in determining the necessary logic and components required. Consider mapping out the sequence of operations, which will guide the logical flow of your workflow, making it easier to identify the specific blocks needed.\n\n2\n\n### Data \\& integrations\n\nNext, ensure you have all required data sources and third\\-party service integrations accessible, as these will be crucial for your workflow’s functionality. At the very least, we’d suggest setting up a collection so that you can augment LLM queries with your specific data. If you’re going to production, and you want to make requests to external services, consider setting up environment variables.\n\n3\n\n### Tactical\n\nYou can create a workflow in the Scout UI by clicking “Workflows” in the Scout dashboard nav, then clicking ”\\+ New”. You can create workflows from scratch, or use one of our one click deploy Workflow Templates.\n\nWorkflows can be given names, icons (an avatar image), and a description.\n\nRequest enterprise access for SDK and API workflow creation.\n\nWas this page helpful?Workflow TemplatesUp Next\n\nBuilt with"
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        "url": "https://docs.scoutos.com/docs/workflows/workflow-templates",
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        "page_title": "Workflow Templates in Scout — Scout | Documentation",
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        "content": "On this page* Getting Started\n* Out\\-of\\-the\\-Box Functionality\n* Configuration Requirements\n* Running Your Workflow\n* Publishing Your Own Workflow Template\nWorkflowsWorkflow Templates in Scout\n\nEffortlessly Automate and Optimize Your Processes with Workflow Templates\n\nScout’s workflow templates are reusable patterns designed to help kick start your building process. By utilizing these templates, you can quickly create use case specific workflows that are sophisticated and proven.\n\n## Getting Started\n\nIn the Workflows section of Scout, click the Browse Templates button.\n\nYou’ll be presented with the available workflow templates. When you click into a template, you will see a visual of the workflow architecture and a description of the workflow.\n\n## Out\\-of\\-the\\-Box Functionality\n\nCertain workflow templates, such as those involving only Search Engine Results Page (SERP block) and Large Language Model (LLM block) blocks, function with minimal configuration.\n\nThese two blocks interface with Google search and an LLM respectively, and don’t require that you set anything up before using them.\n\n## Configuration Requirements\n\nSome workflow templates require additional configuration, particularly those involving Collection blocks. Collection blocks are used to query and save data from within workflows. In order to build the most effective AI workflow, particularly for RAG customer service and technical domain use cases, you must create your own collection and upload the most relevant information to it.\n\n## Running Your Workflow\n\nYou can initiate and monitor workflow runs directly from the scout dashboard, which allows for immediate feedback and is ideal for testing and debugging workflows. For detailed instructions on running workflows from the console, refer to the Console section.\n\n## Publishing Your Own Workflow Template\n\nThe ability to self serve publish your own workflow teamplate is coming soon. To publish your own workflow template today, send us a message with the link to the workflow and some text context about the workflow’s objectives, descriptions of the inputs and outputs, and any data sources that are necessary to integrate.\n\nWas this page helpful?Workflow Logic \\& StateUp Next\n\nBuilt with"
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        "url": "https://docs.scoutos.com/docs/workflows/console",
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        "page_title": "Workflow Console in Scout — Scout | Documentation",
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        "content": "WorkflowsWorkflow Console in Scout\n\nReal\\-time execution and monitoring of Scout workflows\n\nThe workflow console provides a dynamic and interactive environment for executing and monitoring your workflow processes in real\\-time. The console offers a user\\-friendly interface where you can input data, initiate workflow runs, and observe the execution flow step\\-by\\-step, making it an invaluable tool for testing, debugging, and refining your workflows.\n\nOn the upper left\\-hand side of the workflow canvas, click the play icon to open the console.\n\nThe console displays a form\\-like interface where you can enter the inputs defined in your workflow’s input block. This allows you to test different scenarios by providing various data inputs, ensuring that your workflow is robust and versatile.\n\nClick “Run” below the input to execute the workflow. As the workflow runs, each block is executed in sequence, and the console provides detailed logs and status updates for every step. This real\\-time feedback helps you identify and troubleshoot any issues within your workflow, enhancing the accuracy and efficiency of your processes.\n\nThe console not only shows the outputs generated by each block but also provides execution statistics and logs. This includes information about execution time, data transformations, and any errors encountered, enabling you to optimize the workflow for better performance.\n\nWas this page helpful?HistoryUp Next\n\nBuilt with"
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        "url": "https://docs.scoutos.com/docs/workflows/history",
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        "page_title": "Workflow History — Scout | Documentation",
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        "content": "On this page* Accessing the workflow history\n* Version restoration\n* Draft management\n* Audit logs\nWorkflowsWorkflow History\n\nTracking and managing workflow changes in Scout\n\nScout provides a comprehensive audit trail, allowing you to track the evolution of your workflow over time. It logs edits, detailing who made changes and when, providing transparency and agility in your workflow development process.\n\n### Accessing the workflow history\n\nTo access the history of a workflow, navigate to the upper left\\-hand side of the workflow canvas and click on the time icon. This action opens the history panel, which displays a chronological list of all modifications made to the workflow.\n\n#### Version restoration\n\nYou can restore previous versions of your workflow. Click the three dots, then click restore to reinstate it as the active workflow. This capability is particularly useful for reverting changes that may have introduced errors or for exploring different iterations of a workflow design.\n\n#### Draft management\n\nNew drafts are autosaved, allowing you to experiment with different configurations without affecting the live version of the workflow.\n\n#### Audit logs\n\nThe history section functions as an audit log, providing a detailed account of each change, including additions, deletions, and modifications to workflow components. Each entry is timestamped and tagged with the user who performed the action, offering a clear view of the workflow’s development timeline.\n\nWas this page helpful?LogsUp Next\n\nBuilt with"
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