Share a workflow
1
Open Share
Open the workflow in the builder and select Share.
2
Add people
Choose an active member of your workspace and a permission. Hive saves the change and confirms
with Access updated.
You can share with up to 100 members. Sharing is always person by person: there is no
workspace-wide or public sharing of a workflow.
Workspace Admins and Owners can read every workflow in the workspace, but that does not let them
edit, run or reshare someone else’s. Copying a link does not grant access, and removing access
cannot recall a copy someone already exported.
Run a workflow shared with you
When a workflow is shared with you, the builder shows Your accounts for this run above the canvas. Choose your own connected account for each step that needs one, then select Run with my accounts. This starts a production run of the live release; your choices apply only to your run and never use the creator’s accounts. The workflow must be deployed first.Copy, export and import
- Duplicate workflow creates a private draft copy you own.
- Export workflow downloads the workflow as JSON. Connected accounts that belong to other members are removed, so those steps name only the app they need. Any account of your own that you chose for a step, and that is still connected, stays in the file.
- Import workflow (in the workflow menu or on All workflows) creates a new private draft from an exported file and lists what still needs attention.
Templates
Save as template publishes a copy for everyone in the workspace to start from, without giving anyone access to your workflow or its runs. See Templates.Related
Templates
Built-in and workspace templates.
Accounts and autonomy
Personal connected accounts and what Hive may do with them.
Roles and permissions
Workspace roles and what they allow.
Export format
The JSON a workflow exports to.