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Run Rules let you control the sequence flows run in. Each rule defines one before set and one after set of flows. You can select flows by name, group, or tag. The order flows run in doesn’t always matter, but when it does — for example, when you want quick sanity checks to complete before longer or more complex flows — Run Rules give you that control.
Only active flows execute in a run. Drafts are ignored even if they’re part of a rule.
To run flows in a sequence like A → B → C, create two rules: run A before B, and run B before C.
Double-check your before and after sets for circular setups.
By default, if a flow in the before set fails, flows in the after set are automatically skipped rather than run — this reduces noise, shortens run time, and keeps the failure list focused on the root cause. This behavior can be turned off per rule.
Last modified on September 12, 2026