Workflow Maps: Clean up workflows and empty folders

What’s new?

You can now use

Cleanup

in Workflow Maps to identify workflows and folders worth reviewing, including workflows with default names, workflows with no enrollments in the last 60 days, and empty folders.

Why this matters

Over time, test workflows, unfinished experiments, and empty folders make an account harder to understand. Cleanup gives you a starting point for reviewing that clutter and keeping the account organized.

How it works

Go to

Automation > Workflows > Workflow Maps

, then open

Cleanup

in the left rail.

Review default workflow names:
Find workflows whose names may need updating so their purpose is easier to recognize.
Review inactive workflows:
Identify workflows with no enrollments in the last
60 days
.
Find empty folders:
Locate folders that may no longer be needed.
Inspect the candidates:
Review each item’s purpose before deciding what to keep or remove.
Confirm removals:
Choose the items you want to delete and confirm the action.

Common use cases

Review test workflows after a campaign or experiment.
Prepare an account for a client or team handover.
Run a regular housekeeping review across a growing automation setup.

Additional notes

A workflow with no recent enrollments may still be needed for a seasonal or occasional process.
Cleanup identifies candidates for review. Deletion requires confirmation and follows your access permissions.
Check an item’s purpose and dependencies before removing it.

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