Introduction to the UI

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

Sl. No	Name	Description
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. Note: The icon is available only for dataflows in the `Draft` state.
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 `Draft` version. Note: This option is only available for dataflows in the `Draft` state.
11	Send for approval	Send the dataflow in the `Draft` state for Neo admin approval. For a dataflow in the `Approved` state, use the Make Live option. For a dataflow in the `Live` state, no options are available. Note: For a dataflow sent for approval, the admin can Review and approve it.
12	Interactivity	Controls block interactivity by locking or unlocking it: Locked: You cannot move individual blocks. The entire dataflow moves as a single unit, but you can still add new blocks. Unlocked: You can move individual blocks, add new blocks and modify connections.
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.