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"the first thing I looked for in the docs was authorisation controls/checkpoints." We've got a component called the Assign Task that was pretty much built for
by taaron 5y ago
"the first thing I looked for in the docs was authorisation controls/checkpoints."
We've got a component called the Assign Task that was pretty much built for this - its pretty flexible, but it is mainly used to create authorisation/control/approval/decision points in a workflow.
Here's an example for a process to handle timesheets: https://app.workflow86.com/template/812aaa61-8e00-414d-9898-7f703ad43f5c https://app.workflow86.com/template/812aaa61-8e00-414d-9898-...
The Assign Task component acts as a step where you can accept or reject the timesheet that has been submitted.
The Assign Task component is probably our most popular component and I'd be happy to show how you can use it for controls/checkpoints in your use case.
"Business processes are not static. I would like to understand how changes in process are managed."
All workflows are version controlled. This means that when a workflow starts, it is attached to a particular version e.g. version 5. This means if you make changes to the workflow i.e. update to version 6, the workflow currently in progress remains at version 5 so nothing breaks. We are looking into the possibility of migrating in progress sessions from one version to another.