General settings

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In the General settings page, you can set your default host URL, control remote worker behavior, and specify how often authentications are revalidated.

To access these settings, complete these steps:
  1. If you are connected to another application, such as Compliance center, click the application switcher and switch to Compliance center workflows.
  2. In the Compliance center workflows sidebar, click System configuration. The General settings page is shown by default.

Settings

The general settings are spread across three sections: General, Workers, and Authentication configuration.

General

In this section, you can specify your host location URL.

Table 1. General settings reference
Setting Description
Host location The URL of your host location. To change this value, contact the platform support team.
Workers

In this section, you can specify timeout, response, and memory settings related to remote worker behavior.

Table 2. Worker configuration details
Setting Description
Timeout (seconds) The time interval after which all jobs the worker is executing are suspended or killed.
Total timeout (seconds)

The time interval after which communication between the worker and the API is considered permanently lost.

The flow is stopped and no responses are accepted after the time expires, even if connection is re-established.
Timeout action The action taken after the timeout.
On error behavior The action taken in the event of an error.
Response max size (MB)

The maximum size of the response of a worker. Larger sizes are automatically trimmed to the specified number. 0 implies no trimming.
Sync response max size (MB)

The maximum size of the response sent to the caller. Larger sizes are trimmed to the specified number. 0 implies no trimming.
Flow memorylimit

The memory limit of an execution of a single flow. 0 implies no limitation.
Authentication configuration

In this section, you specify how often active authentications are revalidated.

Table 3. Authentication configuration parameters
Setting Description
Expiration interval (seconds)

The cache expiration time interval that determines how often authentications are revalidated. 0 implies no revalidation, that is, the cache never expires.