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On every page, flows are displayed in rows. A row shows key information about the flow:

Home

Home is your default landing page in Parabola. It lists the flows you accessed most recently.

Starred

Starred will list all flows that you favorite for quick access.

My flows

My flows contains any flows that are not shared with your entire team. This includes:
  1. flows that you created, and have not shared
  2. flows that you created, and shared with specific people
  3. flows that were shared with you directly
flows created here are private by default.

Team flows

Team flows” contains any flows that are shared with your entire team. flows created here are shared by default, and accessible to everyone on your team. Note: flows created in or moved to the team space will automatically grant your team viewer permissions by default. At any time, you can update the team a specific individual’s permission to editor.

Using folders

Creating

Team flows can be grouped into folders. Anyone on your team can create a folder, and all folders will be accessible to your entire team. To create a folder, click the “New Folder” button and enter a folder name. You or your teammates can later modify the folder name or description from its overflow menu.

Organizing

You can create sub-folders up to three levels deep. (For example: “Marketing Team” > “Paid Acquisition” > “Monthly Reports”.) You can access your team’s complete folder structure from the navigation area to the left, or from the “Team flows” page itself.

Deleting

Deleting a folder will also delete its contents (the flows contained within). A folder can only be deleted by the folder creator, and only if they are also an Editor of all of the flows contained within. To delete a folder, go to its parent folder, and select “Delete” from the folder’s overflow menu:

Moving flows

Flows can be moved between “My flows” and “Team flows”. To move a flow, select “Move” from the overflow menu, and choose the desired location. (Note, only flow editors can move flows.) You will see a warning if moving the flow will change who has access to it. This could happen in two ways.

Moving a flow into “Team flows”:

This will automatically share the flow with your entire team, and grant your team viewer permissions.


Moving a flow out of “Team flows”

This will automatically remove your team’s access. However, anyone that the flow was shared with directly (see Sharing a flow) will retain access.



Searching for flows

Use the search box at the top of any flows page to search for a specific flow. Your search will correspond to the page you start from, meaning:
  • If you search from “Home”, it will search across all flows you have access to
  • If you search from “My flows”, it will only search within your private and selectively shared flows
  • If you search from “Team flows”, it will only search within your team flows (and only within the specific folder you’re viewing)

What you can search by

Search matches are case insensitive.
  • Flow title — search for any word or part of a word in a flow’s name
  • Folder title — in Team flows, search also matches folder names
  • Trigger address — paste an inbound email address, webhook URL, or file queue URL into the search box to find the flow it triggers. This is especially handy when you have the trigger address in hand but can’t remember which flow it belongs to. (Trigger address search works across Home, My flows, All flows, Starred, and Team flows.)

Filtering flows

Use filters alongside search to narrow down the flows list on any flows page. Click Add filter to choose a category, then select the values you want. Filters work in combination with each other and with the search box. Available filter categories:
  • Owner — filter by Owned by me, Shared with me, or search for and select a specific teammate
  • Run typeScheduled flows, Flows with triggers, or No schedules or triggers
  • StatusSchedule paused, Triggers paused (webhook or inbound email trigger is paused), Last run succeeded, Last run failed, or Has not run (zero runs to date)
  • Last runRan today, Ran yesterday, or Ran in the last 7, 14, 30, or 90 days
  • Last editedEdited today, Edited yesterday, or Edited in the last 7, 14, 30, or 90 days
You can select multiple values within a single filter category — values within a category are combined with OR, while different categories are combined with AND. For example, selecting both Last run succeeded and Triggers paused under Status returns flows matching either condition, while adding an Owner filter narrows that set further to only flows owned by that person. Today and Yesterday buckets for Last run and Last edited use your local timezone. The rolling windows (7/14/30/90 days) are timezone-independent.
Last modified on June 30, 2026