Introduction

Mark a process in TypeScript. See its volume, duration, success rate, and the result each execution reported.

const run = flowmark.workflow("invoice.import", { properties: { batchId } })
run.step("source-loaded", { properties: { count: 1000 } })
run.done({ result: { imported: 988, skipped: 12 } })

This is an instrumentation sketch. The quickstart shows where the markers belong around real work, including failure handling and delivery.

InstallCopy Anchor Link

npm i @flowmarkdev/node

Then open the quickstart to create a client and mark a process.

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Insights you can useCopy Anchor Link

• Volume: how often a process runs, including daily counts for 30 days.
• Outcomes: success rate among finished runs, plus failed-run count.
• Performance: median duration from start to done() or fail(), and per-operation timing on the timeline.
• Progress: the last reported snapshot, such as 600 of 1,000 records.
• Result: the business summary your code attached — imported, skipped, shipped, paid.

A completed import can still have skipped records. A failed order can already have captured a payment. Those facts sit on the same execution.

Current project statusCopy Anchor Link

Instrument a process, ingest events, sign in, and inspect a run. The hosted reference deployment is at flowmark.dev / app.flowmark.dev / api.flowmark.dev. Install with npm i @flowmarkdev/node. Dashboard sign-in is email and password; sign-up creates a project and the first write key. Password reset is not available yet. Start with quickstart.