Workflow templates reference

The official templates you can start a workflow from, under Workflows → Templates. Each is pre-wired — you supply a name and a few settings, then publish.

Product imports

Template	What it does	Trigger	Credentials
Import Products from CSV Upload	Upload a product CSV and upsert each row by SKU. Columns match the product importer (sku, name, type, barcode, weight, dimensions, unit_cost, and more).	File upload	None
Import Products from FTP (Hourly)	Poll an FTP directory every hour; download, parse, and upsert new product CSVs.	Schedule (hourly)	FTP
Import Products from URL (Scheduled)	Pull a product CSV/XLSX/XML/JSON from a partner-hosted URL on a schedule.	Schedule	None
Import Products from REST API (Scheduled)	Call a JSON REST endpoint on a schedule and upsert each returned product.	Schedule	Varies

Supplier and inventory

Template	What it does	Trigger	Credentials
Import Supplier Products from CSV Upload	Upload a supplier price / lead-time CSV; upsert on supplier + supplier SKU (leadtime, minimum order quantity, target stock days, default tax rate).	File upload	None
Sync Inventory from FTP (Hourly)	Poll an FTP directory hourly for inventory files; set each product's on-hand quantity at a warehouse.	Schedule (hourly)	FTP

Orders

Template	What it does	Trigger	Credentials
Import Sales Orders from Google Sheet	Poll a Google Sheet on a schedule; upsert its rows as sales orders (sales_order_number, order_date, store_name, statuses, currency).	Schedule	Google
Route Orders Between Amazon FBA and a 3PL	Picks the warehouse just before an order is sent: multi-SKU orders go to the 3PL, single-SKU orders go to Amazon FBA when FBA can ship them in full, and fall back to the 3PL when it can't. Orders already pinned to a warehouse, or already being fulfilled, are left alone. See Route orders to the right warehouse.	Order Ready to Route	None

Related

• Create a workflow from a template — use any of these end to end.
• How workflows work — triggers, nodes, and publishing.