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6tone
6toneNew Participant
asked in IT Operations
How to download attachments from pipefy's s3 bucket using wokato Amazon S3 connector.

Attachments uploaded to a card on pipefy resides on pipefy’s aws s3 bucket right? How can I use the wokato S3 Bucket connector to download those file from pipefy’s s3 bucket?Is this possible? or I can only download files from pipefy’s s3 bucket using API.

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anggela-leiva
Pipefy Staff
1 year ago
ascension-dig
ascension-digRegular Participant
asked in IT Operations
Action button with option to send a http request (webhook) manually

Action button with option to send a http request (webhook) manually, or which would generate costs 😥, automation that sends with an option to send an http request (webhook).

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V
1 year ago
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alexandrevcNew Member
asked in IT Operations
Problem using mutation moveCardToPhase

Hi, I want to update the field Done from false to true of a card using graphQL, how can I do that ? I need to move some cards to next phases:I´m tryng this mutation: mutation {  moveCardToPhase(    input: {      card_id: cardID      destination_phase_id: newPhaseID    }  ) {    card {      id      current_phase{        name      }    }      }}And I’m getting the bellow error"message": "Card could not be moved to phase id: 1234567"How can I figure out what fields are required to allow this Phase updating of the card ?Thanks in advance for any help.

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Lais Laudari
1 year ago
pedro-soares-kavak
pedro-soares-kavakNew Member
asked in IT Operations
Cards not created

Hello everyone!How are you!?I just made a request to create cards from a excel file, but the problem is that from 45 rows, 37 were created, does someone know what may happend?If you want I can record a video to explain betterWarmly,Pedro 

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marcos.pedrosa
Pipefy Staff
1 year ago
dfarrell
dfarrellNew Participant
asked in IT Operations
Recover Deleted user

Hello - I have a request to look for some files that may have been in a deleted users pipes.  Is it possible to retrieve those by chance?  Or have the deleted user temporarily re-activated so I can log into their account and search for the files? thx

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marcos.pedrosa
Pipefy Staff
2 years ago
Tegrus
TegrusRegular Participant
asked in IT Operations
Filter Phases the Card Can Move | GraphQL

Hi guys, good afternoon! How are you?In GraphQL, is it possible to filter on a card which phases can be moved?

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julia-pinheiro
Pipefy Staff
2 years ago
Inmo Tecnologia
Inmo TecnologiaNew Participant
asked in IT Operations
How to findCards that have some value on a field and also are in a specific phase?

Hi, I´m new here, and I need to find all cards that have that field value, but also just return the ones in a specif phase. How can I do that? My query looks like that:  findCards(    pipeId: "301593112"    search: {fieldId: "placa", fieldValue: "HJD3B23"} )  

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genietim
2 years ago
gabriel-oliveira4
gabriel-oliveira4New Participant
posted in IT Operations
Card upvote field

Is there a way to include an “upvote” field into a card?I would like to let people upvote for cards in a “Features Suggestion” pipe. Something similar to what you have on the pipefy community ideas page: 

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rafael.jefte
2 years ago
eHattori
Pipefy Staff
eHattoriPipefy Staff
published in IT Operations
Article | Team building with Team Topologies

Over the years, we noticed how difficult it is to develop software with high performance and efficiency and how important the team factor is in this equation. Sometimes we don’t realize that we do not always need the best language, technology, or any advanced or crazy concept to achieve the best results. What we do need, instead, is to maintain the best organizational structure in mind so as to keep things simple. By teaching us how we must prepare ourselves to achieve the best mid and long-term cost-benefit for our team, the Team Topologies concept has helped guide us in our current evolution at Pipefy. When studying Team Topologies we noticed significant similarities while revising all the foundations of software development. This gave us insights into every stage of this process. We could observe that Team Topologies is a different way of thinking about how a company must be organized, as it is not a methodology exclusively aimed at developers and effectively concentrates a wide ran

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rafael.jefte
2 years ago
Ramon Nolasco
Ramon NolascoRegular Participant
asked in IT Operations
Card Attachments

Is it possible to sort the attachments in a card by date? Or at least highlight the most recent file? it gets messy when there are multiple attachments.

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Lucas Democh
2 years ago
Juliana Spinardi
Pipefy Staff
Juliana SpinardiPipefy Staff
published in IT Operations
No-Code vs. Low-Code: A Comparison

Learn the what separates no-code software from low-code software, including use cases, benefits, and challenges. Since the COVID-19 crisis began, the number of executives naming low-code/no-code development platforms as their most important automation investment has nearly tripled. According to KPMG’s “Low Code: The Unifying Fabric of the Digital Enterprise”, 100% of respondents who implemented a low-code development platform received a return on that investment.No-code and low-code platforms can help an organization improve productivity, reduce costs, and increase employee and customer satisfaction. Here’s what you need to know. Learn more about low-code automation and the other forces shaping the future of work.READ THE REPORT. What is no-code?No-code development platforms offer easy-to-use visual tools that let non-technical workers — citizen developers — with no coding experience create applications or automate workflows while complying with IT security standards and policies. What

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Juliana Spinardi
Pipefy Staff
2 years ago
Thiago Lima
Pipefy Staff
Thiago LimaPipefy Staff
published in IT Operations
⚙️ Latency and throughput: What you should know before designing your system

Despite being pretty straightforward concepts to grasp, latency and throughput can become very complex subjects when we dive into them.Even at a shallow glance, when we are dealing with systems’ design, they can lead to hard situations, and knowing them well can be the difference between a good and a bad architectural decision.So, without any further delay, let’s get started. So… what’s latency again?Latency can be understood as a simple delay between two desired events. These events can be whatever you want to measure, even if it’s not related to computer science, e.g., the time you take to read this article after you’ve decided to do it .For the sake of contextualization, we’ll refer to latency in this article as being always related to network communications through the Internet.It’s worth mentioning that we’re affected by latency in everything we do through the Internet, but in some way, we’re used to it. Things get worse when we actually notice this latency.Two good examples of ba

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rafael.jefte
2 years ago

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