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# Running your workflows

## Run page

Use the Run page to run your workflows and get your outputs!

The run page allows any user with access to run the workflow. Some workflows will require the user to submit files, others simply require the user to push run.

<figure><img src="/files/9GcFtbpQ4IiY9wE74G2w" alt="A screenshot of Data-flo&#x27;s run page. "><figcaption><p>Run page </p></figcaption></figure>

## Canvas

You can also run your workflow directly from the canvas using the Test Run button ![](/files/07QGI6Fp2nAX4iaVoOtL). The outputs will appear on any diamond shape marked as "Workflow Output" ![](/files/MonqeUUNoKoa8PnwPwhq).

<figure><img src="/files/XzOuB1VreBTKKSmXzJLW" alt="A screenshot of Data-flo&#x27;s canvas or Editor page with a highlight on the Test Run button in the top bar menu."><figcaption><p>Canvas</p></figcaption></figure>


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