Tips & Tricks

Use the MySQL Executer module to execute any SQL command directly within your workflow, making it an excellent tool for a variety of database management tasks.

With the Data Trigger module you can monitor any number of data sources and trigger actions based on the data. The module uses a list of trigger definitions to analyze the data. When new data is received the trigger conditions are validated and when the conditions for a trigger are met an output message is sent. These messages can then be used to trigger actions, like creating a work order or sending a notification.

All Crosser modules can keep messages until successfully delivered. To enable this feature you need to set the ‘Max Number of Retries’ setting to a value larger than the default 0.

Maintain a stable, efficient, and secure production environment while enabling a dynamic and flexible space for development activities.

Split your use cases into smaller Flows and bind them together with the concept of Flow-to-Flow communication.

Explore how to maximize the efficiency of your data management with Node-to-Node communication.

Crosser provides a library of FlowApps to show examples of how to solve common problems, but you can also create your own FlowApps, tailored to your organization.

Obtain complex operational KPIs, like OEE, by combining KPIs from these modules.

The code modules available in the Crosser Module library are very powerful when you need to run your own custom logic or need additional functionality.

Use Template Modules for data mapping when you need to create a complex message structure with lots of static data/hierarchies.