Automation steps are the events that you want to happen whenever your workflow starts (after the trigger event happens). You can add multiple steps to a workflow, but you need at least one. Automations will perform the steps from top down.
If a step fails to complete at any point, you can choose to have your automation ignore the error and continue with the following steps, or stop the automation run. To configure these settings, view the Automation settings article.
Much like triggers, there are numerous available steps to choose from, and we are frequently adding more. When adding a step to an automation workflow, there are step options that you will need to specify to tailor the action to fit your needs. For example, the Activate a product step requires you to specify which products you would like to activate.