Skip to main content
Workflows let you set up event-driven automations that fire when something happens in your workspace: a new finding is discovered, an asset appears, or a report is generated. Use them to push notifications to Slack, Discord, custom webhooks, or email. Open the Workflows page from Management > Workflows in the sidebar.
Workflows are part of the Mjolnir Business tier and enterprise plans. Visit Billing if Workflows aren’t visible in your sidebar.

​
Events

Every workflow starts with an event trigger:

​
Conditions

Conditions let you filter which events actually trigger the workflow. Each condition compares a variable (e.g. severity CVSS, asset type) against a value using one of five operators: The operators available for a given variable depend on its type — for example, Severity CVSS allows Equals / Greater Than / Less Than, while Content Title only allows Includes. Conditions can also be required or not required. If a required condition fails, the whole workflow fails. Non-required conditions don’t fail the workflow as long as another condition passes. A workflow must have at least one condition.

​
Variables

Variables are matched against the specified value to filter which events trigger an action.
New Report events do not use variables or conditions. The workflow fires automatically whenever a report is delivered.

​
Actions

When an event passes your conditions, one or more actions execute.

​
Webhook

Send an HTTP POST to an external URL. Three presets are available:
  • Slack: sends a formatted message to a Slack incoming webhook
  • Discord: sends a formatted message to a Discord webhook
  • Custom: sends a JSON payload to any URL you specify
The webhook URL must be publicly reachable. Odin rejects requests to private IP ranges.

​
Email

Send an email when the workflow fires. Configure the recipient address, subject line, and body. The same {{variable}} template syntax is available in all three fields.

​
Creating a workflow

1

Open the Workflows page

Go to Management > Workflows in the sidebar.
2

Drag an event node onto the canvas

Pick the event type that should trigger your workflow.
3

Configure the trigger

Select the specific event and any relevant parameters.
4

Add a condition (optional)

Drag a condition node onto the canvas and configure the variable path, operator, and value.
5

Drag an action node

Choose Webhook or Email as your action type.
6

Configure the action

Fill in the webhook URL or email details, using {{variable}} placeholders where needed.
7

Enable the workflow

Toggle the workflow on. It starts firing on the next matching event.

​
Managing workflows

From the Workflows page you can:
  • Enable / disable: toggle a workflow on or off without deleting it
  • Rename: click the workflow name to edit it
  • Delete: remove a workflow permanently
  • Execution count: see how many times a workflow has fired