Create

1. Click on the Business Workflows page in the Navigation Panel.
2. Choose the required Business Workflow.

Business Workflows page

3. All the business workflows appear on the screen.
4. Right-click on any business workflow displayed on the left navigation panel and select Open link in New Tab in Safari, Firefox, and Edge browsers.
5. Similarly, in chrome, select Open link in New Tab. These options differ based on the type of browser used by the user.

Business Workflows – Left Navigation panel – Right-click

6. The business workflow will currently open in a new tab.

Business Workflows – New Tab

7. The right-click menu is closed when a user scrolls vertically or horizontally or clicks anywhere on the screen. This change is implemented across the Business Workflows.

Business Workflows – Right-click

Business Workflows – Vertical/Horizontal Scroll

Create

Follow the steps to create a business workflow:

1. Click on the Business Workflows page in the Navigation Panel.

Business Workflows - Listing page

2. Now, click on the +Workflow button in the top right corner.

Create Workflow button

3. This process opens a new window where you need to fill in details of the Business Workflow.

Create window form

Workflow Details

1. In the Name field, enter the name of your Business Workflow.
2. Select the Asset Category you want to link to this Workflow from the Asset Category drop-down menu.

Asset Category linking

3. Now, select the Asset Profile you want to link to the Workflow from the Asset Profile drop-down menu.

You'll only see the Asset Profiles that are linked to the selected Asset Category.

Asset Profile linking

4. Fill in the Workflow's description in the description textbox.

5. Under the Workflow Instance Label, enter a name that should display for your Workflow Instance. By-default, the Workflow Instance has Shipments written in its textbox. However, the participant can change it to whatever they need.

Business Workflows - Create Window

Configure Sequence

1. Now, in the Configure Sequence section, toggle the Grid button in the Workspace Settings on the right side to enable a grid in the background of your Workspace.

Business Workflows - Grid View

2. Likewise, to change the colour of the Grid, click on the checkbox for colour option.

3. Select your color from the dropdown color palette. Click on the Ok button to change the color of the grid.

4. You can also change the background colour of the Workspace. Just click on the square present before the Background button. Select your colour from the dropdown color palette and click on the Ok button to apply the changes.

Grid View - Color Palette

5. Moving ahead, on the Workspace, click on the + icon in the top right corner to increase the size of nodes that you have added.

Increase node size

6. Likewise, click on the - icon to reduce the size of nodes.

Decrease node size

7. Click on the Expand icon to maximize the Workspace window. You can also click on the Restore icon to get back to the default view again.

Maximize and Restore to default window

8. Click on the arrow beside maximize icon to increase the Workspace field.

Increase the workspace field

9. On the Workspace, click on the Save As Draft button in the top right corner to Save your incomplete workflow.

Save as Draft option

10. Furthermore, click on the Export as PNG button to save the PNG image of the workflow on your computer.

Export as PNG option

11. Now, to create your workflow sequence, click on the Start node in the Workspace.

Business Workflows - Start node

12. Now, you see the Business Entity, Service node, Script node, Workflow-Trigger node, and Connector node on the right side of your screen. However, only Business Entity is enabled when a first node is added.

Business Entity addition

13. Click on the Business Entity button to add your first node. Now, select your Business Entity from the New section that you want to add to this Workflow. The platform also provides a Search bar to find a particular Business Entity.

14. You can also select a Business Entity from the Existing section if there are existing Business Entities.

15. If no Business Entities exist, you can add a new Business Entity by clicking on the + button on the right side.

Business Entity addition

16. An immersive window slides in from the right side. Here, fill in the details of the Business Entity that you add.

17. Similarly, you can also see a Business Entity added on your Workspace screen.

18. Now, on the immersive window form, enter the name of your group in the Name field in the BASIC INFORMATION tab.

19. In the Display Name textbox, enter the name you want to display on the workflow.

20. Click on the Allow aggregation on this node checkbox if you want to link this particular Business Entity to another Workflow.

21. A Create and Aggregate option is seen below if you log in as a participant. The Create button lets you aggregate the node in another Workflow.

Create and Aggregate function

22. Select the Business Entity from the Group name drop-down menu.

23. Next, select the next node after the current Business Entity from the Next Node drop-down list.

Next node drop-down list

Settings Section

1. Toggle the Group Status button to change the displayed Timeline name for this Business Entity.
   

Settings section

2. Select the Attribute you want to display in the timeline from the drop-down list that appears.
3. Furthermore, click on the Context variable button to enter a default value to be displayed under the timeline.

Context Variable

Execution of context variable

4. Select one of the radio buttons from the Trigger last node script/service node on section as per your requirement.

Settings section

5. The four triggers available for the Script/Service node are:

   1. On asset receive: Selecting this radio button means the Service/Script node will be triggered when an instance is received in the last group node.
   2. On asset send: Selecting this radio button means the Service/Script node will be triggered when you send this particular instance from the last group node to the Script/Service node. Though there will be changes in the instance when it reaches to Script/Service node, you won't be able to Send it any further.
   3. On asset update: Whenever you try to update attributes under this particular group, the asset update function will trigger the last node automatically.
   4. Selecting this option means the Service/Script node is just there; you don't want to trigger it.

6. In the Select Attributes section, click on the checkboxes of only those attributes you want to add to the Business Workflow.

Select Attributes section

7. Click on the icon beside the checkboxes to change the hierarchy of those attributes. You can also re-arrange the order of the attributes from this page during the workflow creation.

8. Click on the Next button after selecting attributes to move to the next section.

9. The next section, i.e., Attribute Settings, has three sections, viz. PROPERTIES, SET VALUES, and RULES.

10. Click on the checkbox to enable that particular option. Sections of attributes settings

Properties

Mandatory: If an attribute is made mandatory, you won't be able to send the instance ahead if the attribute is blank.
Hide from Auditor: This option lets you hide a particular attribute from the Auditor i.e., an Auditor cannot see the selected Attribute.
Hide from other Business Entities: Clicking on this checkbox means the selected attribute is hidden from all other Business Entities in the Workflow except itself.
Hidden: Select this option to remove that Attribute from the Workflow's current business entity.
Quick Edit: This feature is created for a Participant. The participant can update the Attribute from the listing page instance instead of navigating to the detail page. Click on the Update icon in the Actions table, and you can edit that particular Attribute.
Read-only: This option lets a participant view a particular attribute in the Business Entity. However, a participant cannot make changes to that Attribute.
Update only: This feature is only available for Set of Attributes and restricts the participant from creating or adding new rows under the Set of Attributes section. A participant can only update the existing set of attributes if this feature is enabled.
Hide from tracing: This feature helps you to hide a particular attribute from a Business Entity if it is linked to another Business Workflow, thereby safeguarding your privacy. The selected attribute will not be visible under the linked Business Workflow.

Attribute Settings section

Set Values

This option allows you to give each attribute a default value. Additionally, each business entity's default value can be changed. You only need to add individual values for each group, and the default value will appear in those groups throughout the workflow.

Set Values section

Rules

This section lets you set rules for particular attributes as needed. The rules can contain, hiding or showing attributes depending on your requirements. You can also add conditions to attributes from this section.

1. Enter the name of your rule in the Rule Name textbox.

2. Click on the Conditional Statement textbox before the IF word or click on the arrow in the right corner of that textbox to expand or hide the IF loop.
3. Moving on, click on the Select Attribute dropdown box to select a particular attribute to add an If condition to it. You can choose between String, Number, or Date/Time for the attribute as per your need.
4. Throughout the application system, the Conditions tab only accepts constant values selected in the left input field. You can adjust the number from the increase/decrease arrow.

Group Node – Rule – Condition Tab - Constant

5. Likewise, click on the Operator textbox to select a condition for the attribute.
6. Next, select an attribute to finalize the If condition from the 2nd Select Attribute dropdown box. Click on the Constant button in case you want to enter a specific value instead of adding an attribute in this textbox.
7. Click on the +Add Condition to add more nested attributes in the same loop.
8. Furthermore, from the properties section, select Show on edit, Hide on edit, or Hide on detail as per your requirement.

9. Now, in the ELSE section select the attribute from the dropdown box that you want to navigate the loop towards, in case the given condition is not fulfilled.
10. Just like before, you can select between options from Hide on edit, show on edit, and hide on detail buttons as well as select an option from Mandatory, Optional, and Disabled.
11. Once completed, click on the Add button at the bottom right to add a rule.
12. After addition, click on the +Rule button in the top right corner
13. to add more rules to this node.
14. Likewise, click on the Next button to move to the next page of Settings.

Rules section

Automation Section

In the automation section, you can raise disputes or send specific information ahead only if a particular condition is satisfied.

Types of automation:

1. Auto Dispute - Toggle the switch to enter attribute value in this tab. You can select an attribute from the Select Attribute dropdown box. Next, enter a value in the textbox field.

2. Allow send

3. Toggle the switch enables the feature to send the instance to next node only if the condition is met. To use this function, select that attribute from the Select Attribute dropdown box. A textbox appears right beside the dropdown box. Enter the value from the corresponding Attribute here.

4. Auto send

   1. Toggle the switch before the Auto Send function to enable it.
   2. Now, select the unit from the dropdown box.
   3. The dropdown offers 4 options viz. Min, Hr, Day, and Custom. Min is Minutes. Hr is Hours while Day is number of Days.
   4. Now, enter the amount of min, hr, or days as per your need in the textbox right beside the dropdown box.

5. Auto delay
   1. Toggle the switch before the Auto Delay function to enable it.
   2. Now, select the unit from the dropdown box.
   3. The dropdown offers 4 options viz. Min, Hr, Day, and Custom. Min is Minutes. Hr is Hours while Day is number of Days. In case of Custom, if the value is a number, the platform will put a delay of minutes equal to the number value, else it will send immediately.
   4. Now, enter the amount of min, hr, or days as per your need in the textbox right beside the dropdown box.

6. Allow receive -

7. Toggle the switch to select any particular attribute that you want to receive data from. Now, select that attribute from the Select Attribute dropdown box. A textbox appears right beside the dropdown box. Enter the value corresponding to your Attribute here.
   

Automation section

8. Allow reject

   1. Simply toggle the switch before the Allow reject function to enable it.
   2. Now, select an attribute from the dropdown box.
   3. Enter your desired value in the textbox that appears.

9. Allow auto receive- Simply toggle the switch before this function to enable it.

Automation section

Trigger section

In the Trigger section, you can initiate(call-in) another workflow from the current workflow. Trigger gives you the capability to push data to another workflow from the currently worked upon workflow.

Trigger page

1. Now, to add a trigger, click on the Settings tab of the node, after entering relevant data in the Basic Information and Attributes section, the Trigger section is enabled.
2. Click on the +Trigger button in the center of this section to add a Trigger.
3. Now, from the attribute dropdown box, select your attribute.

Trigger section

4. Now, select your Target Workflow from the Target Workflow dropdown box.

5. Next, select the Trigger Event that you want to apply. You can either Create an instance or you can Create & Send an instance depending upon your requirement.
6. Next, click on the Settings icon under the Actions tab or click on the downward arrow under the Actions tab.
7. This opens a dropdown where the Attributes of your Target Workflow are seen.

8. Here, simply select the radio button for Attribute or Constant as per your requirement for each Attribute. Now, select the Parent attribute for each attribute from the Parent attribute dropdown box.

Trigger section

9. Also, click on the +Variable button to add a variable to the trigger. Furthermore, add context in the context variable for the same.
10. Click on the +Add more button in the top right corner if you want to add multiple attributes to the section.
11. Once mapped, click on the Next button to move to the Trigger event section. You see various options here with checkboxes. You can select all checkboxes or customized checkboxes according to your need.
12. Various options available are:
    1. Update on instance receive: Whenever an update action is taken on a selected attribute, particularly on an instance received, this function will trigger the Target Workflow.
    2. Update by business entity users: Selecting this checkbox means the Target Workflow should be initiated only if that particular Business Entity's user updates the selected attribute value.
    3. Update by auditor user: Selecting this checkbox means the Target Workflow should be initiated only if any auditor updates the selected attribute value.
    4. Update on instance refresh by Business Entity user: If an instance refresh is done by any Business Entity user for the selected Attribute, the Target Workflow will be initiated automatically.
    5. Update on instance refresh by Auditor user: If an instance refresh is done by the Auditor for the selected Attribute, the Target Workflow will be initiated automatically.
    6. Update by system: If the system itself updates the particular attribute's value, the Trigger will be invoked.

Service node

1. After adding a Business Entity, various other nodes are enabled. However, you can add multiple Business Entites only after the first node.
2. Click on the Service node under the Add a node section to add a Service node to the Workflow.

Add a node section

3. Now, click on the + button to add a Service node.

Adding service node

4. A new window form slides in from the right side with the initial name of the Service node.

Basic Information section

5. Change the name of the node from the Name field under the Basic Information section
6. Likewise, change the Display Name of a Business Entity under the Basic Information.
7. Basic Information section also helps to choose the next node of the Business Workflow which can be a Business Entity, or any other node.
8. In the Display Name textbox, enter the name you want to display on the workflow for this node.

9. Next, select the next node after the selected service node from the Next Node dropdown box.

Basic Information section

10. Click on the Next button or click on the Service tab at the top to define your Service node. Likewise, click on the Cancel button in case you want to abort this operation or click on the Clear button to wipe the data across all fields.

11. Now, in the Service tab, enter the URL in the request URL textbox.

Service tab

12. Now, various functions like GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, and DELETE determine what a particular API will do.

13. Moving on, under the Authorization tab, the platform offers 3 authentication options viz. Basic Auth, OAuth 2.0, Bearer Token.

Authorization tab

14. Additionally, the integrated platform offers various API endpoint configurations to share data within the platform among two products viz. Headers, Parameters, Body, and Post Run.

15. The Body tab offers 3 options viz. None, Form Data, and Raw. Under the Raw option, you can select whether the data should be in the Text, Javascript, JSON, HTML, and XML format. Additionally, the platform also provides onscreen + and - icons to increase and reduce the font size of the code respectively.

Body tab

16. Under the Post Run tab, you can enter your script to execute on the response received after executing the API endpoint.
17. Click on the Save button to save the service node. Go back on the Workspace to check if the node is added in the Workflow.
18. Furthermore, click on the Clear button in case you need to wipe out the data across all fields. Similarly, click on the Cancel button or click on the Cross icon in the top right corner if you want to abort the entire operation.
19. Click on the ? icon in the top right corner to get basic information about the Service node and functionalities involved.

Help window for Service node

Script node

1. After adding a Business Entity, click on the Script node under the Add a node section,

Add a node section

2. Now, click on the + button to create a new script node.
   

Add a Script node

3. A window form slides in from the right. This window contains a default name of the script node.
   

Create script window - Basic Information

4. Next, enter the name of the node in the Name textbox. This further changes the default name that you see at the top as well. In the Display Name textbox, enter the name you want to display on the workflow for this node.

5. Next, select the next node after the current Business Entity from the Next Node dropdown box.

6. Now, click on the Next button to move to the Script tab. Click on the Cancel button in case you want to abort the node creation operation.

7. Now, enter the Script name under the Script Name textbox.
8. Furthermore, enter the Javascript code in the code editor.
   

Script tab

9. Additionally, click on the + icon to increase the font size of the Javascript code you enter. Likewise, click on the - icon to reduce the size as well.
   

Font - Increase size

Font - Decrease size

10. Click on the Save button to finally save your node. Additionally, click on the Clear button in case you want to wipe the code entered in the Code Editor.
11. Click on the Cancel button in case you need to abort the node creation operation itself.

Workflow-Trigger node

1. In the Configure Sequence section, click on the last node that you have created.
2. Now, click on the Workflow-Trigger node on the right side of your screen.
   

Add a node section

3. Next, click on the + button to create a Workflow-Trigger node.

Create Workflow-Trigger node button

4. Now, a Workflow-trigger node window form slides in from the right side with a default name for the node.

Create Workflow-Trigger node window

5. In the properties section, click on the Name textbox to change the name of the node. Likewise, click on the Display Name to change the name of the node that will be displayed in the Workflow. Under the Connections tab, select the next node from Next Node dropdown box.

Properties section

6. Click on the Next button or click on the TRIGGER EVENT section to move to the next section.

Trigger event

7. Under the Trigger Event section, the platform has 2 sections viz condition, and scheduler.
   

Trigger event - Condition & Scheduler

8. To apply a condition, select a value under three dropdown sections viz. Select Attribute, Operator, and Select Attribute.
   

Trigger Event - Condition section

9. Under the first dropdown box, select if the added value should be a String, Number or Date/Time and then select an attribute from the dropdown box.
   

Trigger Event - Condition section

10. Select a sign from the given options under the Operator dropdown box.
    

Trigger Event - Condition section

11. Next, decide if the next attribute is Attribute, Constant or Context Variable and then select an attribute from the list of attributes.
    

Trigger Event - Condition section

12. To add more conditions, click on the +Add Condition button to add more conditions to the node. Similarly, you can decide if the conditions need to be AND/OR

13. Click on the Scheduler section to schedule the Workflow Trigger node.
    

Trigger Event - Scheduler section

14. Under the execute dropdown box, simply select an option from Daily, Weekly, Monthly or Custom. Likewise, select an option from the Timezone dropdown box.

Trigger Event - Scheduler section

15. Select a particular time using the time boxes given.

16. Click on the Next button to move to the Aggregation section.

17. Moving to the Aggregation tab, here you can write your own script in the command prompt which will be used for calculations of context variables and attributes, after saving.

Aggregation section

18. Various aggregation functions available are: average, count, maximum, minimum and sum. You can use these functions according to your requirements.

19. Click on the i icon at the top left corner to better understand the syntax and hence, write a better code for aggregation.

info section

20. Click on the + button in the middle of the screen to add a Trigger node.
    

Trigger section

21. Now, from the dropdown box, select a Workflow that you want to invoke at the end of the Workflow.

Select Workflow dropdown box

22. You also get options to Create or Create and Send this particular instance. You can select any one option as per your need.

23. Click on the + icon in the top right corner to add more Target Workflows like these.
    

Add Target Workflows

24. Now, click on the Attribute mapping icon under the Actions column to link attributes of the current Business Entity to the selected Business Entity.

25. This opens a mini-window that lets you select if a particular attribute is a Constant, Attribute or Context.

Attribute mapping

26. Likewise, you can also select a Parent attribute to link to a attribute from the dropdown box.

27. Click on the Add button to add the mapped attributes.

Add button

28. After closing the mini-window, click on the cross icon under the actions column in case you want to delete a mapped Workflow. Next, click on the Yes button in the prompt that appears.

Delete icon - Deleting a mapped workflow

29. Now, under the post script tab, the operator can enter a post aggregation script which will run for each instance in one batch, after the execution of Workflow-Trigger node.

Post Script section

30. Click on the i icon to know more about the post script tab.

Info for Post Script section

31. Click on the Save button to add the Workflow-Trigger node to your workflow.
32. You can click on the Cancel button in case you want to abort the node addition.
33. Likewise, click on the Clear button to reset the data across all data fields.
34. You now see a Workflow-Trigger node added on your Configure Sequence section.

4. Click on any of the aggregated instance to trace its movement in the workflow.

Connector node

1. After adding a Business Entity, add a connector node by clicking on the Connector node button under the Add a node section.

2. Now, click on the + button to add a Connector node.

Add a node section

3. A window form slides in from the right. This form has a default connector node name given by the platform.
   

Create window form

4. In the Basic Information field, enter the name of the node in the Name textbox. This further changes the default name that you see at the top as well.

5. In the Display Name textbox, enter the name you want to display on the workflow for this node.

6. Click on the Clear button in case you want to wipe the data across all fields. The name fields are restored to default once you click the Clear button. Likewise, click on the Cancel button in case you want to abort the node creation process.

7. Moving on, click on the Save button or click on the CONNECTIONS tab to create the node.

8. Now, in the Connections tab, the IF loop allows you to enter certain conditions that decide the flow of this Workflow.

Connections tab

9. First, select the Attribute from the dropdown box in the IF condition.
10. You can also select characters from String, Number, or Date/Time for this attribute. Just click on that particular option to select it.
    

Connections tab

11. Now, select the select the operator for this particular condition from the 2nd dropdown box.
    

Connections tab

12. Next, enter a value if you select the Constant option.
13. Enter the value in the textbox if you select the Value option else select the attribute from the dropdown box that appears.
14. Click on the +Add condition button in case you want to more conditions to this loop.
    

+Add condition button

15. Now, click on the existing radio button if you want to add a Business Entity from the existing entities in the workflow, If not, click on the new radio button to add a Business Entity from the available Business Entities that are not added in the Workflow.
    

Connections section

Connections section

16. Now, select your Business Entity from the Dropdown box.

17. Similarly, you can add an else if condition depending on your requirements. Simply hover over in the blank middle space between the if and else loops. Click on the +ELSE IF button to add a new condition.

Connections section

18. Simply select data as per your need in this loop just like you did in the IF condition.

19. Now, moving on to the ELSE condition, select the new or existing radio buttons depending on which business entity needs to be selected.

Connections section

20. Furthermore, select the Business Entity from the dropdown box.

21. Click on the Clear button to wipe the data across all fields of the screen.

22. Furthermore, click on the Cancel button to abort the node addition operation.

23. Click on the Save button to save these changes.

24. Moving on to the Workflow Settings tab,

Workflow Settings

Summary section

1. Date Configuration

To configure a date to your Workflow:

1. Simply click on the Date Configuration tab to open it.
2. Toggle the switch Schedule the start for a future date to enter a definite start and end date for your Workflow.
3. Select a start date from the Start Date DatePicker textbox.
4. Likewise, select an estimated end date for the workflow in the Estimated end date DatePicker textbox.
5. Finally, click on the Save button in the top left corner to Save these settings.

Date Configuration setting

6. You see a notification Workflow created successfully once you save the data.
   

Workflow creation notification

Error notification

2. Rejection Settings

1. In the Workflow Settings section, click on the Rejection Settings tab on the left side of your screen.

2. Now, simply toggle the Include rejection of the asset switch to enable the option of rejecting an instance.

3. Moving on, click on the optional or mandatory radio buttons present before the Rejection Comment option.

Rejection Settings

4. Click on the Save button in the top right corner to save the settings as well as create the workflow.

5. You see a notification Workflow created successfully once you save the data.
   

Workflow creation notification

Error notification

3. Deactivated Instance Settings

1. Simply toggle the Allow movement for deactivated instance switch to activate the function.

2. Next, select attributes from the allow update section.

3. Click on the Save button to save these changes.
   

Deactivated Instance settings

4. You see a notification Workflow created successfully once you save the data.
   

Workflow creation notification

Error notification

4. Instance Refresh Settings

1. Click on the Instance Refresh Settings tab on the left side of your screen.
2. Copy the format present just above the code editor screen and paste in the code editor screen.
3. Adjust the font size by clicking on the + or - icons present on the right side of the code editor screen.

Instance Refresh settings

4. Now, enter the attribute field name in place of the attribute word and enter the real attribute value in place of the attribute value word.
5. Next, click on the Save button in the top right corner to save these changes.
6. You see a notification Workflow created successfully once you save the data.
   

Workflow creation notification

Error notification

5. Dashboard Settings

980. Click on the Dashboard Settings tab on the left side of your screen.

2. In the Display Name textbox, enter the name you want to set for the dashboard column 1 for this workflow.

3. Simply select or deselect Attributes from the Dashboard columns 1 section. You can also visualize the preview under the Columns Preview section. Similarly, see the total number of attributes selected right beside the Dashboard Columns 1.

4. Likewise, you can also incorporate these changes under Dashboard Columns 2 section. Display Name and Columns Preview work just like Dashboard Columns 1.

Dashboard settings

5. Once selected, simply click on the Save button in the top right corner to activate this function.
6. You see a notification Workflow created successfully once the data is saved.

Workflow creation notification

Error notification

6. Timeline Settings

1. Under the Workflow Settings tab, click on the Timeline Settings tab on the left side of your screen.

2. You now see all Busines Entities in the workflow listed under the Group Name tab.

3. Simply select or deselect radio buttons as per your requirements.

4. Click on the radio button under the Show Complete Timeline tab of that Business Entity if you want its Participant to see the entire timeline.

5. Similarly, click on the radio button under the Limited to current asset position tab to limit the timeline to its current entity position.

6. Click on the Save button to save the changes and create the Workflow.
   

Timeline settings

7. You now see a notification Workflow created successfully. at the bottom left of your screen.
   

Workflow creation notification

Error notification

7. Key Attribute settings

In the Workflow Settings tab, click on the Key Attribute Settings tab on the left-hand side of your screen.

2. Now, simply click on the dropdown box under the Select Key Attributes tab.
   

Select Key attributes

3. Select attributes that you want to be unique from this dropdown box.

4. Click on the dropdown box under the Select Navigation Attributes.
   

Select Navigation Attributes

5. Select attribute that you want to set as Navigation key attribute from this dropdown box. You can select only one Attribute as a Navigation Key Attribute.
   

Key Attribute Settings

4. Now, click on the Save button to Save these changes and create your workflow.
5. You now see a notification Workflow created successfully at the bottom left of your screen.
   

Workflow creation notification

Error notification