Automation

Iris comes with a full automation and workflow engine out of the box. The Iris automation capabilities fall into one of three areas:

• Event hooks
• Dynamic endpoints
• Scheduled scripts

Additionally, Iris has a rich API of data manipulation functions that can be called within automation scripts. Anything that a human user can do in the Iris interface, a script can do by calling one or more Iris API functions.

In this section

Core concepts

• Jyro language: The scripting language used for all automation in Iris
• Data context: Information available to your scripts
• Event hooks: Execute scripts when domain events occur
• Dynamic endpoints: Create custom API endpoints
• Script scheduling: Run scripts on a schedule

Supporting features

• Templates: Render dynamic content using Scriban templates
• Log lines: Script logging for debugging
• Notepads: Persistent script output storage
• Event queue: Async processing and execution history

Reference

• Iris API: Complete API reference for Jyro scripts