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Programs is the navigation tree of your workspace, shown in the sidebar. It is configured per workspace, which is why every company’s tree looks different: it reflects your modules, your processes, and your permissions.

What lives in the tree

Two kinds of items appear under Programs:
  • Pages — block-based screens holding tables, forms, reports, and dashboards. See Build pages with blocks.
  • Workflows — automations you can open and edit from the tree. See Workflows.
Items you can open but not modify show a view-only indicator.

Create a page

1

Open the create menu

Hover over the Programs header in the sidebar and select the + button.
2

Choose what to create

Pick Create page (or Create workflow if you’re building an automation).
3

Build the page

The new page opens in the block editor. Add a title and start composing with blocks — see Build pages with blocks.

Reorganize the tree

1

Drag to reorder

Drag an item up or down to change its position among its siblings.
2

Drag to nest

Drop an item onto another item to nest it underneath, building sections and sub-pages.
3

Collapse when it gets long

Use the collapse-all control that appears when you hover over the Programs header to fold the whole tree at once.

Restrict a page to specific roles

1

Open the item's menu

Open the context menu on the page in the Programs tree.
2

Choose Permissions

Select Permissions and choose which roles can see the item.
3

Check the children

The permission applies to the item’s children too — everything nested under a restricted page is restricted with it.
Roles themselves are managed elsewhere — see Roles and permissions.

Other item actions

  • Delete — remove an item from the tree via its context menu. Like Permissions, this action is permission-gated, so not everyone sees it.
  • Duplicate — workflow items also offer a duplicate action, handy for iterating on an automation without touching the original.
What you can do in the tree depends on your permissions. If an action doesn’t appear for you, ask a workspace administrator.