Flow creation in Nexla is now more efficient with a dropdown-based selector, canvas breadcrumbs for project flows now provide easier navigation, and flow details are accessible directly from the flow name dialog.
These enhancements remove unnecessary navigation steps and put essential information and actions within immediate reach. The new flow creation dropdown eliminates the full-screen flow type selector, allowing users to preview flow types, watch introductory videos, and initiate creation without leaving their current screen. For flows organized within projects, you can now navigate to the project view directly from the full canvas flow view by clicking the project breadcrumb at the top of the screen, replacing the previous dropdown menu. Additionally, flow details can now be accessed directly from the flow name dialog in the full canvas view, providing instant access to comprehensive data flow information without disrupting your workflow.
🔷 Here's how these improvements enhance your platform experience:
- Dropdown-based flow creation
Create new flows directly from a compact dropdown selector that displays flow type information and introductory videos, eliminating the need to navigate to a separate full-screen selection interface. - Breadcrumb navigation for projects
When working with project flows in the full canvas view, you can access the project view by simply clicking on the project breadcrumb, streamlining navigation that previously required using a dropdown menu.
- Instant access to flow details
Open a flow's details drawer directly from the full canvas by clicking the info icon in the flow name dialog, making it easy to reference flow metadata without leaving your current context.
- Reduced navigation friction
Complete common tasks with fewer clicks and screen transitions, keeping you focused on building and managing your data flows rather than navigating the interface.
These refinements create a more fluid experience throughout the platform, reducing the time and effort required to access the tools and information you need most frequently.