# Other knowledge base I can refer to if I want to start understanding complex workflows?

Let's just say I am a beginner of Workato and I don't have a programming background but I want to explore advanced workflows, aside from the Workato documentation, is there any other knowledge base I can refer to if I want to start understanding complex workflows?

Personally, I have past experience of using other automation platforms like Power Automate and Zapier, and that's where I started understanding it but for first-time users and without a programming background, it would be great if someone can suggest any helpful resources so they can kick-start their automation journey.

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- Posted at: almost 6 years ago
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## Comments
### Comment 1

You can start with the official documentation and community forums of the platform you're working on. For broader understanding, explore platforms like:

Docs – detailed guides and real-world use cases
Community – ask questions, explore shared workflows
YouTube – tutorials from both official and independent creators
Tip: Always start with basic use cases, then gradually explore multi-step or conditional workflows as you get more comfortable.

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- Posted at: 12 months ago
- Author title: Project Coordinator | Technical Writer | Enablement Specialist



### Comment 2

I would look at their Community Recipes library - thousands of recipe examples of different levels of complexity.

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- Posted at: over 5 years ago
- Author title: CEO




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