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Principles of Directual scenarios
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Directual scenarios represents the back-end logic of your app.
Scenarios processes the objects from the Target structure. You can choose it in START step settings:
Choosing target structure for scenario

Types of scenario triggers

There are two main types of scenario triggers:
Also, there are:
  • Option for running scenario from the other scenario (using 'Link scenario' step);
  • ​Synchronic scenarios, which are triggered by synchronic POST-requests. It processes the object and returns it as an API-response.
Remember, that one scenario can combine all the trigger types!
An example of a scenario which combines different trigger types
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