Here are a few best practices to keep your workflows simple and reliable:
Start small → Build one clear workflow first, then layer in logic or loops as needed.
Use TinyTables wisely → Keep your data clean and structured to avoid errors downstream.
Test with sample data → Run test submissions before going live to spot logic breaks.
Add conditions instead of extra workflows → Simplify by handling exceptions inside one workflow.
Name everything clearly → Label workflows, branches, and variables so your team knows what’s happening.
Pro tip: Check the Templates Library in Resources for prebuilt workflows you can adapt instead of starting from scratch.