Logic & Control
Delay Node
Delays the workflow execution.
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Delay Node
The Delay Node allows you to temporarily pause the workflow execution, automatically resuming after the defined period.
This node is useful for creating controlled waiting times between steps, such as deadlines, operational intervals, or delays before executing automated actions.
How it works
When the flow reaches the delay node, it:
- Stops execution at that point
- Waits for the configured time
- Automatically resumes execution after the defined period
The delay does not require user interaction and runs fully automatically.
How to configure
1. Add the node to the flow



2. Configure the node





3. Connect the node

Use cases
- Wait a few hours before sending an email
- Create an interval between process steps
- Allow time for external actions before continuing the flow
- Avoid immediate execution after a trigger
Behavior
- The flow remains in a waiting state during the delay
- After the defined time, execution resumes automatically
- There is no branching or decision-making in this node
Best practices
- Use short delays for quick automations and longer ones for operational deadlines
- Avoid chaining multiple delays unnecessarily
- Use clear names (e.g., "Wait 24h", "Post-send delay")