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🗂 Flow

Group commands to organize a script in RunMacro

What it does

The Group and End Group pair bundle related commands under a name, keeping the script tidy and readable. Groups are for organization only — they do not change how the inner commands run.

When to use it

A long script that needs clear sections.
Bundle the steps of a sub-task together.
Help others read/understand the workflow.

Configuration steps

Add a Flow › Group command and set a group name.
Put the related commands below.
Finish with End Group. Save.

Every option explained

Group name

The display label for the group, to identify the section.

End Group

Marks the end of the group. Each Group should have a matching End Group.

Real example

Example: a "Login" group

Group named Login.
Commands: click field, type user, type password, click button.
End Group.

Tips & common mistakes

Groups are organizational only — no loops or conditions. Use Loop to repeat.