Overview

The Workflow Settings section allows you to create automated workflows that execute actions based on specific triggers in your CaseBender instance. This guide will walk you through the process of setting up and configuring workflows. Workflow Dashboard Light

Creating a New Workflow

Step 1: Basic Configuration

Start by clicking the “Create” button and filling out the basic workflow information: Create Workflow Form Light

Step 2: Workflow Details

Configure the detailed settings for your workflow: Workflow Details Form Light Fill out the required information such as:
  • Workflow name
  • Description
  • Priority level
  • Execution settings

Step 3: Organization Settings

Specify which organizations can access and use this workflow: Organization Settings Light
  • Select applicable organizations
  • Configure organization-specific settings
  • Set access permissions

Configuring Workflow Logic

Step 1: Select Trigger

Choose the event that will initiate your workflow: Select Trigger Light Available triggers may include:
  • Case creation or updates
  • Task assignments
  • Status changes
  • Custom events

Step 2: Add Actions

Click the plus button on flow edges to add actions to your workflow: Add Action Modal Light

Step 3: Configure Action

Select and configure each action in your workflow: Action Configuration Light

Step 4: Action Details

Provide detailed configuration for each action: Action Details Light Configure settings such as:
  • Action type specific parameters
  • Conditional logic
  • Input/output mapping
  • Error handling

Step 5: Review Workflow

Review your complete workflow with all configured actions: Complete Workflow Light

Best Practices

Workflow Design

  • Keep workflows focused and specific
  • Use clear, descriptive names
  • Document the purpose and expected outcomes
  • Test workflows thoroughly before activation

Performance Considerations

  • Optimize action sequences
  • Consider execution time and resources
  • Monitor workflow performance
  • Handle errors appropriately

Maintenance

  • Regularly review and update workflows
  • Monitor execution logs
  • Keep documentation current
  • Validate triggers and actions periodically