Workflow Definitions

The Workflow Definitions page displays the list of existing workflows and allows users to create new workflows, modify or delete existing workflows.

The Workflow Definitions Filter Panel can be used to narrow down workflow search. Select appropriate filters and click on the 'Search' button. Inactive workflows are shown in Red colored rows.  Check the 'Show Archived' box to list out archived workflows. Archived workflows are shown in Gray colored rows.

The following fields are displayed: 

Workflow - displays the name of the workflow.

Group - displays the name of the workflow group.

Code - displays the code of the workflow.

Type - displays the type of the workflow. It can be import, export, round-trip or non-shipment.

Geo Assigned - displays the origin and destination locations set for the workflow.

Company - displays the company responsible for the workflow.

Responsible - displays the user responsible for maintaining the workflow.

Country - displays the responsible country set for the workflow.

Currency - displays the currency set for the workflow.

Assets - displays "Y" if enabled asset is set to "Yes".

Services - displays the count of services linked to the workflow

Total WO - displays the total number of work orders in the workflow.

Active WO - displays the total number of active work orders in the workflow.

Creating a New Workflow

Click on the 'Create ' button to create a new workflow. The following window pops up (text box with a red background are mandatory fields: 

       General

       Operations

       Finance

Click on a workflow to view its basic information. It displays as follows

A newly created workflow will be Disabled and shows Work Order Count as 0 because it does not have any work orders yet.

Duplicating a Workflow

Click on the icon on bottom left of the header. The following dialog box appears:

Click on the 'Yes' button to create an inactive duplicate workflow. The following window pops up:

Duplicate workflow has the same name as the original workflow suffixed by ‘_D’ and Workflow Code is DUPL.

*If more than one duplicate workflow is to be created then first change the Workflow Code for the first duplicate workflow and then create another duplicate workflow.

Modifying the Workflow Header

Click on the icon on the right bottom of the workflow header to edit the workflow information. The following window pops up:

Make the desired changes and click on the ‘Save’ button. The Type of the workflow cannot be changed once set.

Deleting a Workflow

Click on the icon on the right bottom of the workflow header to delete the workflow. A confirmation window opens. Click on the 'Delete' button to delete this workflow from the system. A workflow can only be deleted if there are no references to the workflow (i.e. no work orders or clones of the workflow are present).

Export Workflows

Click on the Export button on the right top of the workflows to get a list of all existing workflows that are available under Workflow Definition. The list can only be in MS-Excel(XLSX) format. 

Compare Workflows

Click on the 'Compare' button to compare workflows for matching events, data fields, accounts & other information. Select Workflow A and Workflow B to compare and select the tab to compare. A result of both workflows is displayed side by side.

The Match column indicates the following:

Yes - Both the name and code are present in the other workflow

No - No matches found in the other workflow

Partial - Either the Code or Name is present in the other workflow

You can also see the matching codes or names highlighted when hovering the pointer over the particular fields.