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# JSONata Job Execute Module
### Definition
The **"JSONata Job Execute"** tool module allows you to trigger the execution of a JSONata Job directly within a flow. You can also add helper variables to test and validate the job’s behavior before the final execution.
{% hint style="warning" %}
To use this module, [**Data Management**](/english/skyone-studio/data-management.md) must be enabled, and a [**JSONata Job**](/english/skyone-studio/data-management/jsonata-jobs.md) must be configured beforehand.
{% endhint %}
### Add the "JSONata Job Execute” Module
The "**JSONata Job Execute**" module is available under the **Tools** section when editing a flow. After clicking to add it, the initial configuration modal will be displayed.
Fill in or select the following items to run a JSONata Job in your flow:
* Select the Data Engine
* Choose the JSONata Job
To finish, click "**Save**".
#### Edit module
To edit the module, simply click **"**[**Edit**](/english/skyone-studio/integrations/flows/editing-triggers-and-modules.md#edit-component)**"** on the module.
When you open the module for editing, you can view the JSONata Job data.
Click **"Next"** to be redirected to the test execution screen.
If everything looks good, just click "**Save**".
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