Adding Workflows


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Managing KnowledgeTree > DMS Administration > Document Metadata and Workflow Configuration > Workflows > Adding Workflows

This procedure Adds new workflows.

 

Adding workflows involves:

naming the workflow
adding states
adding transitions
connecting transitions and states

 

Perform the following steps:

1.Use your administrator login credentials to open the Document Metadata and Workflow Configuration section in DMS Administration; then click Workflows to open the Workflow Admin page.

 

2.Do you want to ...
create a new workflow, with new settings? Go to step 3.

 

copy the settings of an existing workflow to create the new workflow? Go to Copying a Workflow.

 

3. Click Create New Workflow.

 

4.Complete Step 1: Basic Workflow Details:

 

4.1.Define a name for this workflow in the Workflow Name field.

 

4.2.Define States for this workflow in the States field - add unique state names, one per line.

Note: By default, the first state listed in this field becomes the starting state.

 

4.3.Define Transitions for this workflow in the Transitions field - add unique transition names, one per line.

 

4.4.Click Next.

 

5.Complete Step 2: Connect transitions to states:

 

5.1.For each Transition listed in the table, perform the following tasks:

 

5.1.1.Select a destination state - click the down arrow at the Leads to state pick list to select the state that follows the adjacent transition.

 

5.1.2.Select source State check boxes - one or more - to define the state that precedes this transition.

Note: KnowledgeTree allows a document in a workflow to move to the next state

from one or more source states.

 

6.Click Create Workflow.

 

7.The system opens the Workflow: [workflow name] page, where you can edit the basic details of the workflow, or access workflow management functions in the Workflow Administration menu.

 

8.Go to Editing Basic Workflow Details.

 

 

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