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A sequence is useful only when each operation and its handoff are understood. This guide describes the checks to make before combining automations; available chaining controls depend on the workflow.

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1. Test each operation

Run and inspect each automation separately on representative input. Record prerequisites and the output passed to the next step. Do not use a chain to hide a failing operation.

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2. Define the handoff

Specify the execution order, shared parameters and any manual selection. Decide what should happen if a step fails or produces no output. Interactive selection may require you to remain in the connected application.

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3. Inspect partial work

Test a small sequence and inspect every stage. If it stops, identify completed, missing and uncertain results before rerunning. A fresh run may duplicate earlier work. Read Automation lifecycle and Review and recover.