Export or Import a Workflow#
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Workflows in TheHive Flow exist at the organization level. You can transfer workflows between different TheHive instances or organizations by exporting and importing them. Importing is also how you bring a ready-made workflow template into your organization.
TheHive Flow has no native versioning. To maintain a change history, the recommended strategy is to export workflows and commit them to a Git repository.
Export a workflow#
Share a workflow with another organization or TheHive instance.
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Go to the Flow view from the sidebar menu.
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In the workflow list, select next to the workflow you want to export.
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Select Export.
Your workflow downloads as a YAML file. The file contains the workflow nodes, variables, and settings. It doesn't contain the Webhook and Scheduler triggers of the workflow.
Import a workflow#
Use a workflow from another organization or TheHive instance, or a ready-made workflow template.
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Go to the Flow view from the sidebar menu.
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Select Import workflow.
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In the Import workflow drawer, drop a YAML file or select it from your computer. Use the file you obtained from exporting a workflow, or the file you saved from a workflow template.
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Optional: In the Name field, enter a new name for the imported workflow.
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Select Import.
The imported workflow starts turned off and has no Webhook or Scheduler trigger. Review it, add the triggers it needs, then enable it.
Workflows with a Subworkflow node
A Subworkflow node refers to the workflow it calls by its identifier, which differs in each organization. After importing a workflow that contains one, import the called workflow too if needed, then select it again in each Subworkflow node.