Operationalization includes all tasks that occur after principle flow development has completed. After you have your flow working and delivering useful data, operationalization can include:

• Scheduling. For more information, see Schedule a Job.
• SQL scripting. Before or after job execution, you can configure your job to execute a specified SQL script. For more information, see Create Output SQL Scripts.
• Macros. You can build reusable sets of recipe steps, which can be used in other flows and workspaces for consistency. See Create or Replace Macro.
• Flow Webhooks. After a flow has executed, you can configure a webhook task to deliver messages about the flow execution to other systems. See below.
• Plans. A plan is a sequence of tasks that can be executed based on logic and can be scheduled. See below.