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Managing Automations

Editing, duplicating, deleting, disabling automations and SmartSuite Automation Limits

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Written by Peter Novosel
Updated over 2 weeks ago

Keep your workflows smooth by managing automations effectively. This guide covers how to edit, duplicate, delete, and manage automation limits in SmartSuite.

Plan Availability

All plan types with varying limitations

Permissions

Administrators, Solution Managers: Manage automations in all solutions they oversee

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Where to Find Automation Management Functions

You can manage automations from the Automations List in the Solution properties menu. Click Automations to access the list


Managing Automations

Editing Existing Automations

Need to make changes? Follow these steps:

  1. Hover over the desired automation.

  2. Click to open the edit modal.

  3. Adjust settings as needed.

Tip: Share an automation link for collaboration. Copy the automation URL and share it with team members, allowing them to view and assist directly.

You can also:

  • Click the 3-dot menu next to an automation.

  • Select Copy Link to share it.

Duplicating an Automation

To duplicate an automation:

  1. Hover over the automation.

  2. Click the 3-dot menu and select Duplicate.

  3. A copy will be created with the name [Name] copy.


Deleting an Automation

To delete an automation permanently:

  1. Open the 3-dot menu next to the automation.

  2. Click Delete.

  3. Confirm the deletion.

Important: Deleting is irreversible. Automations are not stored in the recycle bin.


Disabling or Re-Enabling Automations

Temporarily turn off an automation:

  1. Locate the automation in the list.

  2. Toggle the ON/OFF switch to disable it.

To re-enable, toggle it back to ON.


Automation Limits

Automation actions are capped based on your plan. Here are the limits:

Plan Type

Monthly Automation Actions Allowed

Free Plan

100

Team Plan

25,000

Professional Plan

100,000

Enterprise Plan

500,000


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