If you’ve built a workflow, or you’re a workflow manager, you can make changes to it.
Tip: Workflow creators can add workflow managers to grant other people access to edit workflows and manage permissions.
Edit a workflow
If you need to modify a workflow, you can edit it at any time. When you’re done editing, publish the changes to make them available to anyone who needs to use it. Here’s what you can do:
Choose a new trigger If your workflow has never been published, you can choose a new trigger. To change the trigger of a published workflow, make a copy and pick a new trigger, then publish that new version.
Modify steps Add and remove steps, or change how they work.
Change workflow details Add a new name, description, or custom image.
Update permissions Add and remove workflow managers, plus change who can use and copy the workflow.
Unpublish a workflow For larger changes, you may want to unpublish the workflow first. This will make it temporarily unavailable, allowing you to make bigger updates. Once the new and improved version is ready, simply republish the workflow.
Delete a workflow Permanently remove the workflow from Slack.
Note: To edit or manage a legacy workflow, click your organization name in the sidebar, hover over Tools & settings, then select Legacy Workflow Management.
Change or remove steps
From your desktop, hover over More in the sidebar, then click Automations.
Click Managed by you.
Click the pencil icon next to the workflow you'd like to edit.
Click the pencil icon next to the step you’d like to change. To remove a step, hover over the pencil icon, then click the trash can.
Make your changes, then click Save.
Click Publish Changes.
Tip: To re-order steps, you can drag and drop them to a new location.
Update workflow details
From your desktop, hover over More in the sidebar, then click Automations.
Click Managed by you.
Click the pencil icon next to the workflow you'd like to edit.
Click the workflow name to edit the workflow details.
Make your changes, then click Save.
Change permissions
From your desktop, hover over More in the sidebar, then click Automations.
Click Managed by you.
Click the pencil icon next to the workflow you'd like to edit.
Click the three dots icon in the top right.
Select Settings, then click Edit next to Permissions.
Make your changes, then click Save.
Unpublish or delete a workflow
From your desktop, hover over More in the sidebar, then click Automations.
Click Managed by you.
Click the three dots icon next to the workflow you'd like to unpublish or delete.
Select Unpublish or Delete from the menu, then click Unpublish or Confirm to confirm.
Note: If you unpublish or delete a live workflow, it will stop running for anyone currently using it. Deleting a workflow is permanent and cannot be reversed.
