1. Prepare the list that will be manipulated The plugin needs a complete list (it can be a list of things from the database or a custom list).

Make sure you are passing this list to the plugin correctly.

Example: Repeating Group's List of Tasks, or any other source that represents the entire list.

3. Set the current index (position of the item that will be moved)
You need to tell the plugin what position the item you want to move is in.

Remember: the counting in the plugin starts at 1 (not 0).

Example: if you want to move the second item in the list, the index will be 2.

4. Configure the workflow
Go to the Workflow where you want to use this functionality (it can be a "Move down" button, for example).

Add an action:
👉 Plugins > Call the plugin's move item function

Fill in the fields:

Full List: the complete list that will be reordered.

Current Index: the number (position) of the item you want to move.

New Index: the final position of the item (if you use the option to specify).

5. Use the result (new reordered list)
The plugin returns a new list with the item already moved.

You can use this result to:

Update a Custom State with the new list;

Feed a Repeating Group;

Or even save the new order in the database, if you want something more permanent.