OCNORA

uProc

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Clean, validate and enrich data with uProc's catalogue of tools — one row in real time, a column of values as a job, or a whole remote file.

OCNORA ships 8 typed uProc operations. Each node has a schema-driven form, input and output tables beside its settings, and is pre-flighted by Workflow Health before your first real run. Anything not covered by a typed node reaches https://api.uproc.io/api/v2 through the HTTP node with the same credential.

Operations 8

  • Get Account Profile
    Retrieve the uProc account the connection's credential belongs to; this is also what the connection test calls.
    uproc.get_profile
  • Describe Tool
    Retrieve one uProc tool from the catalogue — what it does and which parameters it takes — so a run can be built without hardcoding them.
    uproc.get_tool
  • List Tool Groups
    List the groups the uProc tool catalogue is organised into, such as communication, company, geographic and product.
    uproc.list_groups
  • List Jobs
    List the background jobs on the account, so a workflow can follow up on a batch or stream run it started earlier.
    uproc.list_jobs
  • Run Tool
    Run one uProc tool over a single row and return its result in the same step — the node for cleaning, validating or enriching a value.
    uproc.process
  • Run Tool to Webhook
    Schedule one uProc tool over a single row and have the result POSTed to a webhook, so a slow lookup does not hold the run open.
    uproc.process_async
  • Run Tool Over Many Rows
    Run one uProc tool over a column of values as a background job; every params entry is an array with one element per row.
    uproc.process_multiple
  • Process a Remote File
    Apply one or more uProc tools to a remote file or database table and write the enriched rows back beside it.
    uproc.process_stream

Run your first uProc workflow today.

Create a free workspace, add the connection, pick a template or describe the workflow to Build with AI. Workflow Health checks it before it runs.