Introduction to the UI
The screenshot below shows a dataflow and highlights the various UI features.

Neo UI
Sl. No | Name | Description |
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1 | Name | Mentions the name of the dataflow |
2 | Tags | Indicates the number of tags associated with the dataflow. Place the cursor to see the tag names. |
3 | State | Specifies if the dataflow is Active or Inactive |
4 | Version | Specifies the version number of the dataflow. |
5 | Status | Indicates the current status of the dataflow. |
6 | Version compare | Compares code changes between different versions of the dataflow.
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7 | Copy cURL | Copies the B2B or B2C cURL of the dataflow, which is used to execute the dataflow. |
8 | Libraries | Adds libraries to the dataflow to import blocks. |
9 | Restore version | Allows you to revert the current version of the dataflow to the most recently approved version. |
10 | Save | Save changes to the dataflow in the
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11 | Send for approval | Send the dataflow in the
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12 | Interactivity | Controls block interactivity by locking or unlocking it:
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13 | Fit to window | Zoom in or zoom out the dataflow to fit the screen. |
14 | Zoom out | Zoom out to view the entire dataflow at once. |
15 | Zoom in | Zoom in to focus on specific blocks or connections in the dataflow. |
16 | Code view | Displays the pseudocode for the latest saved dataflow, covering all the blocks in the dataflow. |
17 | Canvas | Refers to a workspace where you can design, configure, and visualise the dataflow. |
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