Workflow testing

In this article:

• What is Bind test?
• Triggers testing
• Webhook testing
• Need help?

✔️ What is Bind test?

Bind test is a feature that allows you to test created workflows with the use of existing data. This helps creating more correct and effective automations by validating how the workflow behaves with actual event data.

✔️ Triggers testing

1. Go to the React Flow admin and create a new workflow.
2. In the right-side menu, select the trigger.
3. Click Bind test data in the upper-right corner.

4. From the provided list select the element for testing and click Bind.

You can click Binded in the upper-right corner to replace the selected data with another as a trigger output example to preview variables and conditions values.

✔️ Webhook testing

Step 1: Create workflow

1. Go to the React Flow admin and create a new workflow.
2. In the right-side menu, select the Webhook event trigger.
3. Click Select webhook -> Create a new webhook or select the existing one.

4. Click on the + icon and add condition or action and save the workflow.

Step 2: Launch testing

1. Click Bind test data in the upper-right corner.

2. Copy the provided test URL and go to your third-party service (Postman, Insomnia, Curl, etc.)
3. Enter the URL and any test data -> Click Send.

Step 3: Save test data

Return to your workflow and in the Test window you can see the test execution process. If you want to use any test data further in your workflows, you need to save it.

Click the Set payload as current GraphQL schema and click Bind.

After that, you can find the saved data by clicking on Add variables -> Webhook.

✔️ Need help?

Don’t worry if this feels technical - our support team can guide you through the testing process or even set up it for you. Just send us a message: support@devit.software

Updated on: 30/06/2026