Test a Ringg AI workflow with a single run before it goes live, then publish it as a version so workflow campaigns can use it, and update it safely later.
Save, then click Test. Start a test run shows one field per input variable. Fill callee_name and callee_number (your own number, for example +91 98765 4xxxx), then click Start run.
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Watch it
The canvas switches to run view. A banner shows Running, then Completed, Failed or Cancelled. Blocks the run has finished show a green check; a failed block shows a red cross. Click Exit to return to the editor.
A completed test run
The banner shows Completed and every block on the path has a green check. The run also appears in Logs → Workflows.
A test run is not a simulation: it places real calls with the values you typed, charged like any other call. Each call follows its Agent block’s call window and retries, so a test started outside the window waits for it to open. A test run may call from a Ringg test number. An Await block in the path holds the run for its full wait.
The editor checks the graph first. If anything blocks publishing, you see a message such as “3 issues block publishing”, the Issues panel opens and each affected block shows a red count.
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Confirm
The dialog reads “Publishing makes the workflow available to run.” Click Publish.
The publish confirmation
You see “Workflow published” and the status becomes Active.
Issue
Message
Fix
Start not connected
”Connect the Start marker to the first block”
Connect Start to a block.
Orphan block
“‘Block’ is not reachable from Start”
Connect it or delete it.
Missing setting
For example “‘Block’: select an assistant”, “select at least one caller number”, “add at least one rule”, “set a wait duration”, “add the endpoint to call”
Fill the named setting.
Bad reference
“‘Block’ references ’…’, which does not resolve to an upstream block”
Pick a variable from a block that runs earlier.
Each publish creates a version. The version picker sits next to the name in the breadcrumb, listing each version with Active or Draft. To change a published workflow, edit it and click Save: your edits become a draft version and runs keep using the active one. Click Publish again to make the draft active. Older versions open read-only, with a bar saying “A newer version of this workflow exists”.
