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Available on SaaS with FlowX.AI . This feature is live on managed (SaaS) deployments now. Self-hosted deployments will receive it with the next LTS release family.

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Overview

The Designer can check the resources in your project version and list what it finds in one place. Problems are reported in the Issues panel at the bottom of the screen, and marked where they occur so you can go straight to them. The panel belongs to the project rather than to a single page, so it stays with you as you move around and always describes the version you are working in.
Workflows only, for now. Only integration workflows are validated. Other resource types are listed as unsupported rather than reported as clean, so an empty result never means more than it should.

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Running a check

Checks do not run on their own. An unchecked version shows Nothing checked yet. Run a check to validate every resource in this version. Select Check for issues to run one. The panel header then shows Last checked with how long ago it ran, so you can tell a current result from a stale one.
Run a check again after a round of edits. The list describes the version as it was at the last check, not as it is now.

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Reading the list

Every finding is reported at one of two severities, Errors and Warnings, and says which resource and which element it came from. The filter row above the list narrows what you see: The scope options only ever offer what the page you are on can narrow by. A node scope appears when a canvas node is selected, and not otherwise.

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Markers

Findings are also marked where they live: on resource list rows, on page titles, and on nodes in the workflow canvas. Selecting a marker opens the panel with that finding in view. To turn markers off, open the settings popover in the filter row and clear Show on canvas and lists. The panel keeps working; only the markers elsewhere are hidden.

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Before you commit

Opening Commit Changes to Version runs a check on its own, and each changed resource in the modal shows what the check found: how many errors and warnings it has, that it is clean, or that its type is not validated. A resource you are deleting is shown as unsupported, since it is not part of the version being described.
Findings do not block the commit. Errors are reported, not enforced, so a version with outstanding errors can still be committed. Treat the list as a review step you perform, not a gate the Designer applies for you.

Versioning

Project versions, committing changes, branches and builds

Integration Designer

Building the workflows this check validates
Last modified on September 3, 2026