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  1. Getting Started with FLOW
  2. The Basics

FLOW Concepts

The articles in this section provide a simple overview of the basic concepts behind FLOW. This is a great place to start diving into the product.

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Start with the , to better understand flow.

Read about to see how your data is represented within flow.

Get to know your powers around data , & .

The is where you map the input schema attributes to the output schema attributes

are reusable flow templates that you define once and apply on one or more source objects/tables.

is where an admin can keep an eye on how all different components perform in real-time

Learn about , that can be used to execute some Groovy/Java code before or after any flow run.

Learn how to setup to your systems, both input and output.

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