Connectors
Protocols & Custom Connectors
Local Process
Run local commands and scripts on a worker, capturing output and exit codes
API checked August 16, 2026
- Signs in with
- No sign-in
- Runs on
- On-Prem Worker only
- Operations
- 5
- Ready-made triggers
- 0
Set up Local Process
- Install an On-Prem Worker on the machine that should do the work. See On-Prem Workers.
- Have the administrator of that machine approve the programs, working folders or library functions flows may use. Local execution is off until then.
- Run the flow on that Worker. See Run programs & scripts.
No connection is needed.
Use it in a flow
- Open a flow, open the node library and search for Local Process.
- Drag it onto the canvas and choose an Operation.
- Map the operation's fields from earlier steps, or click Map with Matt.
- Use Test this step to see what it returns, then save.
Operations
5 operations in 1 groups. Each one is a step you can add to a flow.
Execute5
Run a programrun | Run any allow-listed executable, capturing its stdout, stderr and exit code. | |
Run batch / cmdbatch | Run a Windows batch file (.bat/.cmd) or an inline cmd command line via cmd /c. | |
Run JavaScript (Node)node | Run a Node.js script (inline or a file) with the On-Prem Worker's configured runtime. | |
Run PowerShellpowershell | Run a PowerShell script (inline or a .ps1 file) on the On-Prem Worker (pwsh by default; set PROCESS POWERSHELL BIN to powershell for Windows PowerShell). | |
Run Pythonpython | Run a Python script (inline or a file) with the On-Prem Worker's configured interpreter. |