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• Click the  icon to open your flow and edit it in the Flow Designer.
• Click the  icon to test your flow. See Testing Flows.
• Click the  icon to download the automatically generated schema associated with your flow. See Schemas for full details.
• Click the  icon to download a zipped version of the flow to disk. A single zip file will be created with the name of your flow, followed by _flow.zip. This icon also appears on the Applications home page so you can zip your entire application, including all the flows & forms it contains. The zip file name will be the name of your application, followed by _app.zip.
• Click the  icon to share your flow in a number of different ways. Before you click this remember to mark your flow public or you will not be able to share it with others. See Sharing Forms & Flows.
• Click the  icon to view the submissions for this flow.
• Click the  icon to deploy a flow to Production state and remove the Development watermark. This toggles the icon to the  undeploy icon. If your form server license enables a limited number of Production forms/flows you will get an error message when you hit your license production form limit.
• Click the  icon to undeploy a flow and move it from the Production state back to the Development state.

To manage production form go to your My Account -> Manage Production Forms page. See managing production forms for more information.

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Production Flows

The same details apply to forms and flows. See Forms Home Page.

Deleting/Replacing Flows

When you delete a flow by clicking the  icon the form, the flow is permanently removed and cannot be restored. The delete operation also deletes all submissions from Live Forms; submission repository and any saved in process form instances and pending workflow tasks.

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