In this Justuno support article, we will cover how to use Edit Actions to change the flow of your customer's experience within a workflow.
At a glance:
Introduction
Delay
Connect to Step
Webhook
Code
Last update: 11/17/2022
Introduction
Edit Actions are part of the workflow mapping. They create delays, connect visitors to a step, or pass information to and from an API client using webhooks. All of these steps impact the visitor experience within your workflow.
Delay
Use the Delay feature to set parameters for at what point a visitor should see a promotion. Options for delays are based on time, sessions, or page views.
Connect to Step
Use this step to connect a branch of your workflow to another existing branch. Certain steps may not be available in order to prevent endless loops. To use connect to step, an existing if/then branch must be present.
Webhook
The first step to creating a webhook is to specify within the Website Settings -> Apps that an API client can be used. Access this area by clicking the profile icon in the top right section of the Justuno App and selecting "Website Setting." Apps will be listed in the menu on the left-hand side.
Within Apps, use the right-most search tool to search for existing apps. Search for HTTP client here.
After clicking on the HTTP Client option, there will be a blue finish button. Now you will be able to set webhook actions within a workflow.
Click "Set Webhook" to access the menu of options for your webhook. Here you will set what requests to execute and where to send them. 
Code
Use the code tool to implement CSS or javascript into your workflow. When you add the code action and click "set code" you will be brought to a panel that allows you to open the code editor.
