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Create a Workflow

This article walks through the steps of creating a workflow in Gatekeeper from scratch, or from a best practice template.

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Note: Users require the Workflow Administrator additional permission to create workflows. See Workflow Authorisation Overview to learn more.

Introduction

Any form-based process can be digitised with Gatekeeper workflows. The most powerful workflows also integrate the creation and/or updating of vendor/contract records, directly within the workflow. For an introduction to workflow concepts, see Kanban Workflow Engine

Create a Workflow

When creating a new workflow, you can either set one up from scratch, or use the best practice templates.

Create a Workflow From Scratch

To create a blank workflow:

  1. From the navigation menu, click Workflows.
  2. Click Add, then select Workflow.
  3. Enter the Title, then select the Workflow Type from the dropdown list. 
    1. If required, add a label, description, and select an icon and colour. 

 The workflow will then open with two default phases already added: 

  • Start Form
  • Workflow End
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Create a Workflow Using a Template

The best practice workflows are designed to help streamline workflow creation by providing you with pre-built templates. To create a workflow from a template: 

  1. From the navigation menu, click Workflows.
  2. Click Add, then select Workflow Template.
  3. Click Create on the relevant template.
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  4. Update the title as required, then click Create

Customise a Workflow

With the workflow now set up, read the following articles to learn more about how to:

  1. Configure a Workflow Trigger
  2. Add Phases to a Workflow
  3. Setup a Form within a Workflow
  4. Create a Workflow Group
  5. Configure Workflow Notifications
  6. Configure Workflow Transitions
  7. Configure Workflow Actions
  8. Add Workflow SLA Timers
  9. Archive a Workflow Card

Monitor Changes to Workflows

You can track edits that have been made to workflows using the History feature. Follow the demonstration below to learn more: