Import a workflow agent

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Import a workflow agent to share it across multiple Opal instances or with other teams. Upload or paste its JSON configuration to complete the import. If you are working within a single Opal instance, Duplicate a workflow agent instead.

Before importing an agent, download or copy a workflow agent as JSON.

Complete the following steps in Opal:

  1. Go to Agents > Your agents.
  2. Click Add agent.
  3. Select Import Agent.Screenshot of the Add agent drop-down list where Import Agent is highlighted

  4. Paste the JSON or drag and drop the .json file.

    Screenshot of the Import Agent panel where a JSON file can be pasted or dragged and dropped
  5. Click Next.

  6. (Conditional) If you have existing agents with the same @ID (the unique identifier assigned to each agent), choose to create a copy of the agent or overwrite the existing agent. 

    Screenshot of the Import Agent panel where the reader can choose to create a copy or overwrite an existing agent with the same ID
  7. Click Next.

  8. (Conditional) Review any trigger reconfigurations needed. For example, when importing a workflow agent with a webhook trigger, Opal generates a new URL.

    Screenshot of the Import Agent panel showing a trigger reconfiguration notice with a newly generated webhook URL
  9. Click Import Agent.

Opal imports the workflow agent and all the individual agents it contains. The following image shows the import status for each agent in the workflow:

Screenshot of the import progress screen showing the status of each agent imported in the workflow

When the import completes, Opal displays a confirmation. Click Open Workflow to view and edit your workflow agent.

Screenshot of the import confirmation screen with an Open Workflow link to view the newly imported workflow agent

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