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Practical Examples

Real-world automation workflows and use cases for Record Flow

Example 1: Login Automation

Automate logging into a web application with credential validation.

Setup

Create Global Variables:
username: your.email@example.com
password: your_password (mark as secret)
appUrl: https://app.example.com

Flow Actions

  1. 1. Navigate to Login Page
    Action: Navigate
    URL: {{appUrl}}/login
  2. 2. Fill Username
    Action: Input Text
    Selector: #email
    Text: {{username}}
  3. 3. Fill Password
    Action: Input Text
    Selector: #password
    Text: {{password}}
  4. 4. Click Login Button
    Action: Click
    Selector: button[type="submit"]
  5. 5. Wait for Dashboard
    Action: Wait
    Mode: element_visible
    Selector: .dashboard-header
  6. 6. Verify Success
    Action: Assert
    Operation: url_contains
    Value: /dashboard
  7. 7. Take Screenshot
    Action: Screenshot
    Type: Full Page

Example 2: Contact Form Testing

Test a contact form with multiple field types and validation.

Flow Actions

  1. 1. Navigate to Form
    Action: Navigate
    URL: https://example.com/contact
  2. 2. Fill Name Field
    Action: Input Text
    Selector: input[name="name"]
    Text: John Doe
  3. 3. Fill Email Field
    Action: Input Text
    Selector: input[name="email"]
    Text: john@example.com
  4. 4. Select Subject Dropdown
    Action: Select Dropdown
    Selector: select[name="subject"]
    Value: Technical Support
  5. 5. Fill Message Textarea
    Action: Input Text
    Selector: textarea[name="message"]
    Text: This is a test message from Record Flow automation.
  6. 6. Check Agreement Checkbox
    Action: Checkbox
    Selector: input[name="agree"]
    Operation: check
  7. 7. Submit Form
    Action: Click
    Selector: button[type="submit"]
  8. 8. Wait for Success Message
    Action: Wait
    Mode: element_visible
    Selector: .success-message
  9. 9. Verify Success Text
    Action: Assert
    Operation: contains
    Selector: .success-message
    Value: Thank you for your message

Example 3: Product Data Scraping

Extract product information from an e-commerce page.

Flow Actions

  1. 1. Navigate to Product Page
    Action: Navigate
    URL: https://shop.example.com/products/laptop
  2. 2. Wait for Product to Load
    Action: Wait
    Mode: element_visible
    Selector: .product-title
  3. 3. Extract Product Title
    Action: Get Element Text
    Selector: .product-title
    Variable Name: productTitle
  4. 4. Extract Product Price
    Action: Get Element Text
    Selector: .product-price
    Variable Name: productPrice
  5. 5. Extract Product Description
    Action: Get Element Text
    Selector: .product-description
    Variable Name: productDescription
  6. 6. Extract Image URL
    Action: Get Element Attribute
    Selector: .product-image img
    Attribute: src
    Variable Name: imageUrl
  7. 7. Extract Stock Status
    Action: Get Element Text
    Selector: .stock-status
    Variable Name: stockStatus
  8. 8. Verify Data Extracted
    Action: Assert
    Operation: visible
    Selector: .product-title
  9. 9. Take Screenshot of Product
    Action: Screenshot
    Type: Full Page

Result Variables

After execution, these runtime variables will contain:

{{productTitle}} = "15-inch Laptop Pro"
{{productPrice}} = "$1,299.99"
{{productDescription}} = "High-performance laptop..."
{{imageUrl}} = "https://shop.example.com/images/laptop.jpg"
{{stockStatus}} = "In Stock"

Example 4: E-commerce Checkout Flow

Automate adding products to cart and completing checkout process.

Setup Variables

storeUrl: https://shop.example.com
testCardNumber: 4242424242424242
testCVV: 123

Flow Actions

  1. 1. Go to Product Page
    Action: Navigate
    URL: {{storeUrl}}/products/widget
  2. 2. Click Add to Cart
    Action: Click
    Selector: button.add-to-cart
  3. 3. Wait for Cart Update
    Action: Wait
    Mode: timeout
    Value: 2000
  4. 4. Go to Cart
    Action: Click
    Selector: a.cart-link
  5. 5. Verify Product in Cart
    Action: Assert
    Operation: visible
    Selector: .cart-item
  6. 6. Proceed to Checkout
    Action: Click
    Selector: button.checkout
  7. 7. Fill Shipping Information
    Multiple Input Text actions for:
    - Name, Email, Address, City, Zip Code
  8. 8. Continue to Payment
    Action: Click
    Selector: button.continue-to-payment
  9. 9. Fill Card Details (Test Mode)
    Action: Input Text
    Selector: input[name="cardNumber"]
    Text: {{testCardNumber}}
  10. 10. Take Screenshot Before Submit
    Action: Screenshot
    Type: Full Page

Important Note

This example uses test credit card numbers. Always use test/sandbox environments for checkout automation. Never use real payment information in automated tests.

Example 5: Multi-Tab Data Comparison

Compare data across multiple tabs.

Flow Actions

  1. 1. Open First Page
    Action: Navigate
    URL: https://site1.example.com/data
  2. 2. Extract Data from First Page
    Action: Get Element Text
    Selector: .data-value
    Variable Name: site1Value
  3. 3. Open New Tab
    Action: Open New Tab
    URL: https://site2.example.com/data
  4. 4. Switch to New Tab
    Action: Switch to Tab
    Tab Index: 1
  5. 5. Extract Data from Second Page
    Action: Get Element Text
    Selector: .data-value
    Variable Name: site2Value
  6. 6. Compare Values
    Action: Assert
    Operation: equals
    Value: {{site1Value}} should equal {{site2Value}}
  7. 7. Switch Back to First Tab
    Action: Switch to Tab
    Tab Index: 0
  8. 8. Close Second Tab
    Action: Switch to Tab (1)
    Action: Close Tab

Example 6: Working with iFrames

Interact with content inside iframes.

Flow Actions

  1. 1. Navigate to Page with iframe
    Action: Navigate
    URL: https://example.com/page-with-iframe
  2. 2. Switch to iframe Context
    Action: Switch to Frame
    Selector: iframe#payment-frame
  3. 3. Interact with iframe Content
    Action: Input Text
    Selector: #card-number
    Text: 4242424242424242
  4. 4. Click Button Inside iframe
    Action: Click
    Selector: button.submit-payment
  5. 5. Switch Back to Main Frame
    Action: Switch to Main Frame
  6. 6. Verify Success on Main Page
    Action: Assert
    Operation: visible
    Selector: .success-message

Example 7: Responsive Design Testing

Test how a website looks on different screen sizes.

Flow Actions

  1. 1. Navigate to Website
    Action: Navigate
    URL: https://example.com
  2. 2. Test Desktop View
    Action: Set Viewport
    Width: 1920
    Height: 1080
  3. 3. Screenshot Desktop
    Action: Screenshot
    Type: Full Page
  4. 4. Test Tablet View
    Action: Set Viewport
    Width: 768
    Height: 1024
  5. 5. Screenshot Tablet
    Action: Screenshot
    Type: Full Page
  6. 6. Test Mobile View
    Action: Set Viewport
    Width: 375
    Height: 667
  7. 7. Screenshot Mobile
    Action: Screenshot
    Type: Full Page
  8. 8. Verify Mobile Menu Visible
    Action: Assert
    Operation: visible
    Selector: .mobile-menu-button

Tips for Creating Effective Flows

Best Practices

  • Add Wait Actions: Use waits between actions to ensure page elements are ready
  • Use Assertions: Verify expected outcomes at key steps
  • Take Screenshots: Capture evidence at important points
  • Use Variables: Make flows reusable across environments
  • Test Incrementally: Build and test one action at a time

Common Patterns

  • Login → Action → Logout: Standard authenticated flow pattern
  • Navigate → Wait → Extract → Verify: Data scraping pattern
  • Fill Form → Submit → Verify Success: Form testing pattern
  • Multiple viewports → Screenshot each: Responsive testing pattern

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