📄️ Overview
Workflows are a set of activities that are executed in a specific order. Workflows can be triggered by events or manually. Workflows can be used to automate business processes and integrate with external systems.
📄️ Workflow Document Type
A Document Type workflow is a special workflow type that defines the process for generating a document such as a PDF, Excel, or CSV. It can be used to generate various document types, such as invoices, purchase orders, and more.
📄️ Workflow Rate Quote Type
A Workflow Rate Quote Type is a special workflow type that defines the process for generating a rate quote.
📄️ Workflow Rule Tariff Type
Workflow Rule Tariff Type is a workflow type that defines a rule to calculate additional charges based on the tariff.
📄️ Workflow YAML
Workflows are a set of activities that are executed in a specific order. Workflows can be triggered by events or manually. Workflows can be used to automate business processes and integrate with external systems
📄️ Triggers
Triggers are the starting point of any workflow. They define when and how a workflow should be executed. This document covers the different types of triggers available in our system and how to configure them using YAML.
📄️ Workflow Webhook
Workflow Webhook is a workflow type that defines processes triggered by webhooks. It allows external systems to trigger workflows via HTTP requests.
🗃️ Examples
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🗃️ Workflow Tasks
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📄️ Activities
Activities define the actions that should be taken when certain conditions are met within a workflow. They are executed in the order they are defined.
📄️ Variables
Workflow variables store and pass data between tasks. They can be defined in the variables section of a workflow or task, and assigned in inputs, variables, and outputs sections.
📄️ Expressions
Expressions are used to evaluate conditions, map data, and more.
📄️ Examples of Workflows
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📄️ Document Templates
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