Durable execution
Durable execution is a way of running workflows so they survive crashes, restarts, and outages: the engine records each completed step, so a workflow resumes from exactly where it left off instead of starting over or losing its place.
Ordinary scripts lose everything if the process dies halfway through. Durable execution persists the state of a workflow as it runs, so if a server restarts or a downstream API is briefly down, the workflow picks up from the last completed step rather than re-running work or dropping the task.
This is what makes long-running and multi-step processes trustworthy. A workflow can wait hours for an approval, retry a flaky call, and still finish correctly, because its progress is never held only in memory.
Every Spojit workflow runs on durable execution, so steps are retried and resumable by default. A failure partway through never leaves a job half-done.
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