Working with workflows
Workflows let you connect web apps and automate tasks through a set of defined steps. Set them up once, and webMethods Integration runs them automatically.
In simple terms, a workflow is a set of defined conditions and actions. When an event occurs in Service A, then perform an action in Service B, and optionally pass data to Service C, D, or E.
webMethods Integration provides access to hundreds of web services. Using these services, custom workflows can be created by defining triggers and actions to automate a wide range of business processes.
- Example 1:
- When a new note is created in Evernote, its content is translated into Spanish using Google Translate and sent to a Gmail account. webMethods Integration continuously monitors your Evernote account, extracts the note’s text upon creation, performs the translation, and delivers the translated content to Gmail. If multiple notes are created, the process repeats for each one automatically.
- Example 2:
- When a new bug is reported in Zoho Projects, a new card is created in Trello, and a text message notification is sent to a mobile device.
You can create more complex workflows by using many operations in a single workflow. To create your first workflow. See, Creating Workflows.