Keyboard Shortcuts

Use these shortcuts to work faster in Studio.

On Windows and Linux, save shortcuts use Ctrl. On macOS, they use Cmd.

Global

M: Toggle the left main menu between expanded and collapsed.
A: Go to the Actions list. When you are already on the Actions list, this toggles between the list and map views.
U: Go to the Runs search list.
T: Go to the Trigger Stream.
H: Go to Human Tasks. Only available when the Human Tasks feature is enabled for the tenant.
F: Go to Data Files. Only available when the Data Files feature is enabled for the tenant.
B or S: Toggle the Dooap Shepherd sidebar. Only available when Dooap Shepherd is enabled for the tenant.
Esc: Close the Dooap Shepherd sidebar when it is open.

Ctrl/Cmd+S: Save the currently selected editor form.
In practice, this saves the current step, trigger, or filter depending on what is selected.
E: Open the most recent run for the current Action.
From that run detail view, pressing E returns to the editor.
Esc: Deselect the currently selected step and return to the broader editor view.
P: Publish the latest draft version when publishing is available.
R: Reprocess the most recent run from the editor when that action is available.
D: Delete the currently selected step when step deletion is available.

E: Open the selected run's Action in the editor.
If a step is selected in run details, Studio opens that step directly in the editor.
R: Rerun the selected run.
X: Rerun the selected run.

Ctrl/Cmd+S: Save the current app-related form.
In practice, this saves app settings, an input type, or a tool depending on the active tab and edit state.

Most single-key shortcuts do not trigger while you are typing in inputs, textareas, selects, contenteditable fields, or code editors.
Save shortcuts still work while focused in editable fields because they use Ctrl/Cmd.
Shortcuts only run when the related action is currently available. For example, P only works when the latest draft can be published.

Keyboard Shortcuts

Use these shortcuts to work faster in Studio.

On Windows and Linux, save shortcuts use Ctrl. On macOS, they use Cmd.

M: Toggle the left main menu between expanded and collapsed.
A: Go to the Actions list. When you are already on the Actions list, this toggles between the list and map views.
U: Go to the Runs search list.
T: Go to the Trigger Stream.
H: Go to Human Tasks. Only available when the Human Tasks feature is enabled for the tenant.
F: Go to Data Files. Only available when the Data Files feature is enabled for the tenant.
B or S: Toggle the Dooap Shepherd sidebar. Only available when Dooap Shepherd is enabled for the tenant.
Esc: Close the Dooap Shepherd sidebar when it is open.

Ctrl/Cmd+S: Save the currently selected editor form.
In practice, this saves the current step, trigger, or filter depending on what is selected.
E: Open the most recent run for the current Action.
From that run detail view, pressing E returns to the editor.
Esc: Deselect the currently selected step and return to the broader editor view.
P: Publish the latest draft version when publishing is available.
R: Reprocess the most recent run from the editor when that action is available.
D: Delete the currently selected step when step deletion is available.

E: Open the selected run's Action in the editor.
If a step is selected in run details, Studio opens that step directly in the editor.
R: Rerun the selected run.
X: Rerun the selected run.

Ctrl/Cmd+S: Save the current app-related form.
In practice, this saves app settings, an input type, or a tool depending on the active tab and edit state.

Most single-key shortcuts do not trigger while you are typing in inputs, textareas, selects, contenteditable fields, or code editors.
Save shortcuts still work while focused in editable fields because they use Ctrl/Cmd.
Shortcuts only run when the related action is currently available. For example, P only works when the latest draft can be published.