End Node

Creators use the End node to complete a workflow's record collection process. In Express View, once an end-user reaches the End node, it can't navigate to a previous point in the workflow.

End nodes provide the following benefits:

Ensure the integrity of data collected by the workflow by preventing end-users from backtracking.
Handing off one workflow to another.
Sending end-users to another part of a website after completing the workflow.

You'll find the End node in the list of nodes to the left of the Workflow Builder.

Settings Menu Description

Let's explore the node's Settings Menu. This menu displays as a blue menu bar, either above or below the node, when you select the node itself. This node has these Settings Menu options:

Interface element showing an editable shape labeled 'end-1' with a square inside.

Setting	Description
Edit	Takes you to the Edit End Event drawer, where you can configure related settings.
Delete	Removes the node from the workflow.

Edit End Event Drawer Description

The following settings are available in the Edit End Event drawer:

Editing an end event with options for navigation type and label settings.

Setting		Description
Label		The name of the node. By default, the Label for the first node displays as `end-1`. This label is optional and displays below the node once set. As a best practice, you should define labels by associating them with the role of the node.
Choose Navigation Type		When triggering the End node, this setting performs the chosen navigation type.
↳	Use Default End Node	Displays the default end page when the end-user navigates to this End node. By default, the Use Default End Node setting is selected.
	Use an Existing Module	Select this option to display a Existing Module drop-down field that lets you select a module to display to the end-user. The drop-down only shows modules available in the application, workspace, and environment levels.
	Use Redirect URL	Select this option to display the Redirect URL field, letting you enter a URL where you want to direct the end-user. This field can be either a URL or a component property defined elsewhere in your project, like `{{data.URL}}`. The redirect URL must contain `https://` or a component property, like `{{ data.URL }}`. You can also combine both to do the following: `"https://unqork.com/{{ data.redirectPath }}"`.
Hide Express Navigation Buttons		Hides the Express Navigation Button that allows end-users to revisit the workflow when they navigate to this End node. You can only apply this setting with the Use Default End Node and Use an Existing Module navigation types. By default, this toggle is set to (ON).

Adding an End Node

For this example, set up a simple workflow that includes a Start, Task, and End node. The Task node calls a Booking Reservation module where the end-user submits their name and booking details.

This demonstration is for illustrative purposes only and cannot be replicated due to Training environment security.

This use case assumes that you've set up a module in advance and have a new workflow.

Configure the Start Node

Add a description for the Start node:

Select your Start node.
Click Edit.
In the Label field, enter Start.
Click X (Close).

Configure the Task Node

Add and configure a Task node to connect to a module.

Drag and drop a Task node in the Authenticated swimlane.
Click Edit.
From the Module field, enter or select Enablement Lab: Booking Reservation. The Label and Path fields update using the module field’s value.
Click X (Close).
Connect the output port (right) of the Start Start node to the input port (left) of the Enablement Lab: Booking Reservation Task node.

Configure the End Node

Drag and drop an End node in the Authenticated swimlane.
Click Edit.
In the Label field, enter End.
From the Choose Navigation Type drop-down, select Use an Existing Module.
From the Existing Module drop-down, select Enablement Lab: Booking Reservation Handoff. These settings display the selected module when the user navigates to this End node.
Click X (Close).
Connect the output port (right) of the Enablement Lab: Booking Reservation Task node to the input port (left) of the Enablement Lab: Booking Reservation Handoff End node.
Click Save....
Click Save.

The completed workflow looks like the following:

Preview your workflow and complete the reservation form. After completing the reservation, the workflow moves to the Enablement Lab: Booking Reservation Handoff module.