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Understanding the Builder Dashboard

How to track your earnings, manage your workflows, and view execution success rates.

Written By Philippe

Last updated 3 days ago

The Builder Dashboard

💡 Note:TL;DRThe Builder Dashboard is your control center for workflows you have built and published. Track your revenue, edit your workflows, and monitor execution success rates all in one place.

Once you have minted a workflow, you can manage it from the Builder Dashboard. This view is exclusively for monitoring the workflows you have created to sell on the marketplace.

(If you are looking to see the workflows you have purchased to run, visit the Producer Dashboard).

Key Metrics

At the top of your dashboard, you will see three summary cards for the selected time range:

  • Sales: Your total earnings from purchase revenue across all your workflows. (Monthly subscriptions are not available, so this reflects purchases only.)
  • Runs: Your total earnings from execution revenue across all your workflows.
  • Revenue: Your lifetime earnings balance available to withdraw or reinvest, with the count of your published workflows.

Organizing with Category Tabs

Your workflows are organized into tabs by category:

  • All — Every listed workflow you've published.
  • Category tabs — Workflows grouped by their marketplace category (e.g., Marketing, DevTools, Finance).
  • Unlisted — Workflows you've delisted from the marketplace.

You can move workflows between categories using the Move button on each card. Click + next to the tabs to create custom categories.

Managing Your Workflows

Your published workflows are listed as cards. For each workflow, you can monitor:

  • Price: Your current run fee.
  • Runs: How many times this specific workflow has been executed.
  • Success Rate: The percentage of runs that completed successfully without crashing.
  • Status: Whether the workflow is active or delisted.

Editing a Workflow

To update a workflow's name, description, category, or tags:

  1. Locate the workflow in the table.
  2. Click Edit on the workflow row.
  3. Make your changes in the Edit service dialog and save.

💡 Tip:Workflows are immutable once published. If you need to change the workflow itself, add or swap credentials, or change the structure in a way that breaks existing setups, publish a new workflow instead of editing the live one. Producers who already deployed the old version keep working with it.

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