You create a workflow process by inserting nodes and connection
lines on a workflow canvas.
About this task
Each workflow process includes start nodes and stop nodes.
Start nodes and stop nodes do not carry user-defined information.
The other types of nodes carry user-defined actions.
Procedure
- Select one of the following options:
Options |
Step |
To create a workflow process |
Click Create a Workflow Process. |
To configure a process that is enabled and activated |
Select the process you want to revise and click Create
Revision. |
- To add a node, select one of the following options:
To Add a Node |
Step |
In the Canvas tab |
On the Workflow Designer toolbar, select Move/Add
Nodes and drag the node onto the canvas. |
In the Process tab |
Click New Node. |
- To edit the properties of the node, select one of the following
options:
Option |
Step |
In the Canvas tab |
Double click the node, and edit the properties in the Condition
Node Properties window. |
In the Process tab |
Click the Edit Properties icon. |
- Repeat step 2 to place other types of nodes onto the canvas.
- To reposition nodes, in the Canvas tab, drag the node you
want to move.
- On the Workflow designer toolbar, select one of the following
connection tools to create connection lines between nodes:
- Click Connect Nodes to add a
positive connection line.
- Click Connect Nodes with a Negative Action to
add a negative connection line.
- Click a node and drag the line to another node. Lines must
travel from one node to another node. The lines indicate the path
for records to follow in the workflow process. The type of lines and
the number of lines you can draw from each node varies depending on
the type of node.
- Click Save Process.
What to do next
After adding nodes and connection lines, the next step is
to validate the process to ensure its structural integrity.