1. On: When a step is turned on, viaSocket actively executes that step whenever the workflow is triggered. The step will check for new data and perform its designated action(s) as part of the overall workflow.
2. Off: Steps that are turned off do not perform actions or check for new data within the workflow. We might turn off a step under specific conditions:

• If you’re temporarily pausing a specific part of the workflow while testing or debugging other steps.
• If you need to prevent a particular action from executing due to changes in your process or temporary suspension of that action.
• If a step is no longer relevant to the current workflow but might be needed again in the future, allowing you to keep the step available without deleting it.

By managing the status of each step, you can fine-tune your workflows in viaSocket, ensuring that only the necessary steps are active and that your processes remain flexible and adaptable.

Key Benefits

The step on/off button feature in viaSocket provides several significant benefits:

1. Precise Control: Fine-tune your automation by toggling individual action steps on or off, controlling their execution.
2. Flexible Adjustments: Adapt workflows to changing needs by pausing or reactivating action steps without reconfiguration.
3. Efficient Testing: Test and debug specific action steps without disrupting the entire workflow for faster issue resolution.
4. Optimized Performance: Enhance efficiency by running only relevant steps, streamlining operations and improving performance.

With viaSocket’s step on/off feature, you can effortlessly manage and optimize your workflows, ensuring they adapt seamlessly to your needs. This flexibility enhances efficiency and allows for precise control over your automation processes.