A workflow can help you replicate and automate your business process in Agiled.
A workflow is a powerful tool that can help you automate your entire business. You can send emails, forms, contracts etc automatically. You can also change the Project Status with Workflows.
There are two elements of a workflow.
An Action and a Trigger.
You can learn more about Actions here and Triggers here.
In Agiled there is no limit on the number of actions you can add to a workflow. You can add as many actions as possible to replicate your client process in Agiled.
To build a workflow in Agiled, please follow the steps given below.
Workflow does not automatically start when you create it.
In Agiled, Workflows are applied to a Project. A workflow is only started when it is applied to a project.
To apply a workflow to a project.
You can apply multiple workflows to a project.
You can get complete details of all the activities or actions a workflow has performed in a project.
To see these details
When you are on the Workflow Activities page, you can choose to Force, Delete, or mark an Action complete in a Workflow.
Here is what each of these options means.
Force Now: Force now option forces the Action to be performed immediately without waiting for the trigger to be fired.
Delete: Delete option will remove the Action ( Step) from the current Project Workflow.
Mark Complete: Mark complete option will skip the execution of the Action and mark it as completed.
To choose from on of these options, click on the three dots in the Action row and select the option that suites you.
When you add an Action in a workflow, you can get an option for Require Approval. This option enables you to approve an Action in a workflow manually.
Execution of the Action is halted unless you approve the Action.
To approve an action
Workflow is a series of automated steps like sending an invoice, form, or email. Agiled will run all the steps for you when you apply a Workflow to a Project.
Action is the step you want to take in a Workflow. In other words, an action is what you want your workflow to do. For example, sending an email to a client is
A trigger is a specific event that causes an action to run in a workflow. When you are building a workflow and adding an action to the workflow, you must decid
Introduction Workflows can be a game-changer when it comes to project management. They allow you to automate and streamline tasks, making your work more efficie