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Workflows Overview

Workflows allow your servers and departments to create custom logic and automations that integrate with ER:LC, Discord, and Melonly. They are built from blocks that perform actions, triggered by specific events such as commands, role changes, or player activity. You can also use Mello AI for assistance with the creation of workflows.

Mello AI

Learn more about Mello AI and how it can assist in workflow creation.

Mello AI

What Workflows Can Do

  • Automate tasks and actions
  • Connect ER:LC events with Discord actions.
  • Create complex logic using triggers, conditions and utilities.
  • Share and import workflows using share codes.
  • Build workflows visually using the editor.

Quick Navigation

Triggers

View all available triggers and learn how each one starts a workflow.

Actions

Explore all actions that can be performed within workflows and how to configure them.

Conditions

Understand how conditions control workflow logic and decision-making.

Utilities

Explore available utility blocks and how they can play a part in your workflow

Mello AI

Learn how to use Mello AI to build workflows using natural language.

Creating a Workflow

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Navigate to Resources -> New -> Workflow.Select Workflow from the list of resource types.
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You can create workflows in three ways:
  • Create Custom - Start from scratch and build your own logic.
  • Templates - Use pre-built workflow templates for common automation patterns.
  • Import Share Code - Import an existing workflow using a share code.
Need help with Templates or Import Share Codes? View in-depth information on both of these features here
Enter a name for your workflow and select Continue.

Workflow Creation

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After creating your workflow, you must select a trigger. A trigger determines when the workflow will run.You can browse or search the list of available triggers. Each trigger includes a name, a description, and the data it provides to the workflow.Some trigger types, such as custom Discord commands, require additional configuration before you can continue. Learn more about that here: Trigger Requirements.Once you select a trigger, and select Continue at the bottom, the workflow editor will open and you can begin adding blocks.

Trigger Select & Extra Config


Editor & Blocks

The editor contains three tabs:
  • Editor - Build and connect blocks.
  • History - View past workflow runs, including metrics such as workflows ran today, error rate, and average completion time. Logs appear here once workflows begin running.
  • Settings - Configure workflow options, including the workflow name. The Danger Zone section allows permanent deletion of the workflow and all its blocks.
Blocks represent actions, conditions and utilities.
They appear in the block list on the right side of the editor.
You can drag any block onto the canvas and connect its inputs and outputs to define how your workflow behaves. Learn more about each block type:

Editor Overview



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Last modified on July 12, 2026