Environment Graph

Environment Graph is a default Breezz application tab as we believe it’s the ideal starting point for your Breezz journey. This tile-based tool not only offers a comprehensive overview and visual representation of the Breezz configurations but also facilitates the modification of existing settings and the introduction of new ones - all conveniently from a single location. Quite handy, isn’t it?

Graph Context

Trigger Context

Graph in this mode displays the entire Breezz configuration linked to a specific Salesforce object, presenting its Breezz Scheduler Jobs and Breezz Trigger Handlers along with their respective Groups and Steps.

To view the object configuration, select ‘Trigger’ from the topmost picklist in the top right corner, then choose an object from the second picklist below.

Custom Step Group Context

In this mode, the graph focuses exclusively on Step Groups, simplifying the visualization of the associated logic.

To view Step Group configuration select Custom Step Group and find a group you are interested in.

Graph Interface

Buttons

There are multiple global buttons for controlling the graph view:

Icon	Name	Purpose
	Refresh	Updates the view, ensuring the displayed configuration is current.
	Expand	Expands the graph, revealing more details for deeper exploration of the logical hierarchy.
	Collapse	Focuses on the overall structure, minimizing details and condensing the view for ease of analysis.
	Compact	Condenses the view by reducing empty spaces and minimizing gaps between graph elements.
	Fit	Adjusts the graph to fit within the workspace, ensuring the entire graph is visible on the screen.
	Swap Layout	Alters the graph layout, allowing customization to preferred visual arrangements.
	Center Root Node	Centers the view on the main node, aiding in orientation within the graph structure.
	Zoom In	Enlarges the view, enhancing the detail of displayed elements.
	Zoom Out	Shrinks the view, providing a broader perspective of the graph.

Nodes

Nodes consist of several elements, providing fundamental information, with their type depending on the node type. Following nodes can be found in a graph:

Nodes Icons

Nodes not only include essential details like configuration names, descriptions or types but also feature various icons — a simple way to convey additional information about each configuration. Currently, the following icons are in use:

Nodes Order of Execution

Nodes that represent Breezz Trigger Handlers, Step Groups and Steps in the top-left corner contain a circle with a number inside. This number stands for the order of execution.

Nodes Actions

Each node has a set of actions that can be performed on it. The individual types of nodes have the following actions:

Trigger Event:

More details - opens a detailed overview of trigger event with a lists of related Apex Triggers, Salesforce Flows and Breezz Steps

Create Handler - opens “Configure New Trigger Handler” modal

Trigger Handler:

Edit - opens Trigger Handler edit window

Activate/Deactivate - allows activating and deactivating the whole Trigger Handler

Delete - removes Trigger Handler entirely from the system

Step Group:

Edit - opens Step Group edit window

Create Step - opens New Step window

Activate/Deactivate - allows activating and deactivating the whole Step Group

Delete - removes Step Group entirely from the system

Step:

Edit - opens Step edit window

Activate/Deactivate - allows activating and deactivating the whole Step

Queue Status - availabe for Queue type Steps, opens a windows with error logs

Clone - opens New Step window with some of the fields prepopulated with source Step values

Delete - removes Step entirely from the system