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Delaverse AI Platform v2.0

Container Node

Encapsulate and organize multiple nodes into unified processing units. Perfect for complex workflows requiring comprehensive data aggregation and streamlined analysis.

Unified Workflow Organization

The Container Node encapsulates multiple nodes (e.g., data, AI, output) into a single unit, enabling comprehensive data aggregation and analysis, particularly for the Analyzer Node in complex workflows. This powerful organizational tool transforms chaotic multi-node setups into clean, manageable processing units.

Think of it as a digital workspace that groups related functionality together, making your workflows more readable, maintainable, and efficient. Whether you're building complex analytics pipelines or organizing multi-step automation processes, the Container Node is your solution for workflow clarity.

Core Functionality

The Container Node serves as an organizational powerhouse, bringing structure and efficiency to complex workflow scenarios:

Node Encapsulation

Groups multiple nodes (data sources, AI processors, output channels) into a single unified unit for streamlined processing and management.

Common Applications:

Data collection grouping
Processing pipeline organization
Output channel bundling
Workflow component clustering

Data Aggregation

Combines outputs from multiple internal nodes to create comprehensive datasets for holistic analysis and decision-making.

Common Applications:

Multi-source data merging
Cross-platform analytics
Unified reporting datasets
Comprehensive data views

Workflow Simplification

Streamlines complex workflows by reducing visual complexity and creating manageable processing units within larger automation systems.

Common Applications:

Complex process organization
Visual workflow cleanup
Modular system design
Reusable component creation

Enhanced Analysis

Particularly optimized for Analyzer Node integration, enabling comprehensive insights from aggregated data sources and processing units.

Common Applications:

Multi-dimensional analysis
Cross-source insights
Comprehensive reporting
Advanced data correlation

Configuration Guide

Setting up the Container Node requires careful planning and organization. Follow these steps to create effective node containers:

1

Adding the Node

Select Container Node from the Playground menu and drag it onto the canvas.
Assign a descriptive title reflecting its purpose, e.g., Logistics Container for inventory management or Analytics Container for data processing.
2

Node Inclusion

Drag relevant nodes into the container area (e.g., Google Sheets, Request API, Telegram nodes).
Ensure all necessary nodes for your specific analysis or workflow are included within the container boundaries.
Verify that related processing components are grouped together logically.
3

Internal Connections

Connect nodes within the container to establish proper data flow.
Ensure data sources feed into processing nodes, which then connect to output channels.
Verify that all internal connections are properly established before proceeding.
4

External Connections

Input: Typically none required, as the container aggregates internal node outputs.
Output: Connect the container to an Analyzer Node for comprehensive insights and analysis.
Example: In Logistics/Inventory workflows, connect to Analyzer Node for periodic reports and trend analysis.
5

Saving Changes

Click Save Changes to apply your container configuration.
Close the node editor using the top-left X button.
Test the container functionality to ensure proper data aggregation.

Node Appearance

The Container Node appears as a spacious organizational unit that can hold multiple other nodes within its boundaries:

Container Node

The Container Node with its characteristic organizational layout for grouping multiple nodes

Container Components

A well-organized container should include these essential components for optimal functionality:

Data Sources

Include relevant input nodes like Google Sheets, Request API, or File Database

Processing Units

Add AI Assistant nodes or Function Call nodes for data transformation

Output Channels

Include delivery nodes like Telegram, SMS, or WordPress for result distribution

Analysis Integration

Connect to Analyzer Node for comprehensive insights and reporting

Example Configuration: Logistics Management

Here's a complete example of how to configure a Container Node for a logistics management workflow:

Container Node Setup for Logistics Management:

Purpose: Aggregate inventory data from multiple sources for comprehensive analysis

Included Nodes:
1. Google Sheets Node - Connected to inventory spreadsheet
2. Request API Node - Connected to supplier ERP system  
3. Assistant Node - Configured for data processing and analysis
4. Telegram Node - For automated notifications

Container Configuration:
- Title: Logistics Analytics Container
- Internal Flow: Google Sheets + Request API → Assistant Node → Telegram Node
- External Output: Container → Analyzer Node for periodic reporting

Expected Output: Unified logistics data ready for comprehensive analysis and automated reporting.

Key Features of This Configuration:

Multi-source data aggregation
Organized internal workflow
Automated notification system
Analyzer Node integration
Comprehensive data view
Modular design approach

Common Use Cases

Discover how different organizations use Container Nodes to streamline their complex workflows:

Logistics Management

Inventory data + Supplier APIs + Analysis → Comprehensive logistics insights

Customer Analytics

CRM data + Social media + Support tickets → Unified customer view

Financial Reporting

Sales data + Expense tracking + Revenue analysis → Complete financial picture

Marketing Campaigns

Lead data + Content generation + Distribution channels → Integrated campaigns

Pro Tips for Effective Container Management

Group related functionality together - keep data sources, processing, and outputs logically organized
Use descriptive container names that reflect the business process or workflow purpose
Plan your internal connections before adding nodes to avoid workflow complexity
Connect containers to Analyzer Nodes for comprehensive insights across multiple data sources

Ready to Organize Your Workflows?

The Container Node transforms complex multi-node workflows into organized, manageable processing units. Start building cleaner, more efficient automation systems today.