Classifying workflows

Use the Workflow Designer (Advanced) application to classify a workflow.

Workflow classifications are used to organize workflows hierarchically on the Workflow Designer (Advanced), Workflow Administration (Advanced) and Workflow Launcher applications.

Workflow classifications also provide a means to define variables in a workflow. These variables can be used by automation actions embedded in a workflow.

Classifications for workflows must support the WFINSTANCE and WFPROCESS objects.

You use the Workflow Designer (Advanced) application Canvas tab to classify workflows.

If the classification defined for the workflow includes specification attributes, these attributes are displayed on the Specifications tab.

Once a workflow is classified, new rows in the Specification table can be created by using the New Row button.