Screens

A map of the interface. The guides explain what to do; this page says where things are.

Layout

  • Sidebar (left) — navigation, collapsible to icons, with Sign Out at the bottom.

  • Top bar — Create Workflow, the command palette, the language toggle (EN/DE), the menu switcher, and the profile icon.

  • Content, with a subscription alert strip above it when the license needs attention.

There are two menus, switched with the menu switcher or Alt+M; the last page you visited in each is restored. Entries you cannot read are hidden entirely. Every leaf is a real link, so Ctrl/⌘/middle-click opens a new tab.

Admin menu

Group

Entries

Users & Access

Users, Groups, LDAP Check

Configurations

Invokers, Workflow Templates, Data Aggregator, Notification Templates, Categories, Support Files

License & System

License Management, Update Assistant, System Check, Configurations

(top level)

UI

Note

External Applications and the 3.x Migration card no longer exist. Component health is now System Check; the Neo4j migration was retired with the 4.x line.

Lists

Every list behaves the same: title and subtitle, a search field naming what it searches, sortable columns, per-row view / update / delete icons with tooltips, row checkboxes enabling bulk actions, and expandable sub-rows where a row has detail.

Destructive actions confirm first. The confirm dialog focuses Cancel and shows a loading state, so a slow delete cannot fire twice.

Wizards

Create, update and view all use one wizard: named steps with their own header and subtitle, per-step validation, conditional sections, step actions such as Test connection that can gate the submit, Ctrl+Enter to advance, and a success screen recommending follow-ups.

Workflow editor

Its own header replaces the application header. See Build a workflow for the areas and Shortcuts for the canvas shortcuts.

Header menu entries: Version History, Download as Template, Save as Template, Load Template, Shortcuts, Exit.

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Messages

Actions produce toasts, with the specific backend code where one exists (CONNECTOR_NOT_FOUND, OPERATOR_EXPRESSION_IS_EMPTY, CONCURRENT_TEST_IS_FORBIDDEN) rather than a generic failure. Long-running work reports over the WebSocket. Panels are wrapped in error boundaries, so one failing card shows a recoverable fallback instead of blanking the page.

Note

The global search field of earlier versions is gone; the command palette replaced it. There is no notification drawer in 5.0.

Profile

Three sections: User Details, Update Password (which logs you out), and Permissions.

A themed 404 page is shown for unknown routes inside the app shell.