What does Save to Drafts mean?
Save to drafts lets you park your automation and finish it later. It saves your work on the canvas but
does not start or schedule anything.
What it does
- Saves your canvas (all Triggers, Actions, and Conditions) plus the details you enter—Name, Description, and Tags.
- Lets you come back anytime to edit nodes and settings before you run the strategy.
Where it appear
- Button location: Bottom of the canvas.
- Find drafts later: Automate → Dashboard → Drafts. Open a draft to continue, rename, or delete it.
What it doesn’t do
- Does not start a run, schedule the strategy, place orders, or reserve margin.
- Does not “publish” the automation. It’s simply a save for work-in-progress.
How to resume a draft and run it
- Open the draft from Automate → Dashboard → Drafts.
- Complete any missing inputs and click Start

What If?
| Scenario | Outcome |
|---|
| I clicked Validate but want to finish later | Click Save to drafts. Come back, edit, and validate again before running. |
| The draft still has errors | You can still save it. Open the draft later, fix the highlighted fields, and re-validate to enable Run now or Schedule. |
| I only saved to drafts—will it run automatically? | No.
|
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