Introduction to the Workflow
The workflow of InterFormNG2 is where you setup how the input XML files should be found, and how they should be processed.
To define or edit a workflow you need to select the WORKFLOW ribbon in the top of your browser session:
If you cannot see the WORKFLOW ribbon, then you need to sign off and sign on again and then select a tenant, or sign on as a user with access to a tenant.
The workflow section covers this:
1.How to create a new workflow.
2.How to edit a workflow
3.How to rename a workflow.
4. Add a group or description to a workflow
5.How to delete a workflow
6. Workflow lists: By Workflow or by group
7.How to hold or suspend a workflow
8.The workflow input types
9.The workflow components
10.How to define a sub-workflow. You can use this to divide a complex workflow into multiple smaller workflows to get a better overview or to reuse sub-workflows in multiple processes. Sub-workflows can be called via the To sub-workflow component.
Workflow introduction video
This video is an introduction to the workflow of InterFormNG2:
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