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A workflow links together user-specified tasks into a logical order so that users can repeatedly move through the same steps. Workflows are custom designed for each operation. Each operation must also manage their own workflows. This document provides information on how to edit a workflow that has been previously created. | A workflow links together user-specified tasks into a logical order so that users can repeatedly move through the same steps. Workflows are custom designed for each operation. Each operation must also manage their own workflows. This document provides information on how to edit a workflow that has been previously created. | ||
+ | The following information assumes you are logged in to the InfoEx application and you have selected an operation (if you have more than one valid operation). | ||
==Step-by-step description== | ==Step-by-step description== |
Revision as of 14:16, 30 November 2013
REQUIREMENTS | |
Permission | Operation administrator and higher |
Connectivity | Online and partial offline |
This document describes how to edit an existing workflow in the infoex system.
Background
A workflow links together user-specified tasks into a logical order so that users can repeatedly move through the same steps. Workflows are custom designed for each operation. Each operation must also manage their own workflows. This document provides information on how to edit a workflow that has been previously created. The following information assumes you are logged in to the InfoEx application and you have selected an operation (if you have more than one valid operation).
Step-by-step description
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- Date: Nov. 15, 2013 / John Kelly / QA Server / Version 3.0.0