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End

Marks a workflow run as finished.

When a run reaches an End node, that path of the workflow is complete. Every workflow needs at least one End node.

When to use it​

Place an End node at the finish of each path your workflow can take. Because Logic & Control Flow nodes can split a run down several paths, it's normal to have more than one End node — one at the end of each branch.

Inputs & outputs​

Input handleOne. Connect the last node of a path into it.
Output handleNone — nothing runs after End.

Parameters​

The End node has no parameters to configure.

Example​

A workflow that checks a condition and finishes differently on each path uses two End nodes:

                       ┌─ (true)  → [ Connection: NetSuite ] → [ End ]
[ Start ] → [ Conditional ]
                       └─ (false) → [ Message: skipped ]      → [ End ]

Both paths terminate cleanly at their own End node.

tip

A path that never reaches an End node will look "unfinished." If a run seems to hang on a branch, check that every path leads to an End node.