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Workflow listing page showing the Reelevant platform sidebar

Workflow Listing

When you open the Workflows application from the sidebar, you land on the workflow listing page. This table displays all your workflows with the following columns:
ColumnDescription
NameThe workflow name. Click to open it in the editor.
TeamsThe resource groups (teams) the workflow belongs to.
Last modificationWhen the workflow was last updated.
StatusCurrent lifecycle status (Draft, Published, Inactive, etc.).
Use the search bar to find workflows by name, and the hierarchy breadcrumbs to navigate through folders.

Creating a New Workflow

1

Open the creation modal

Click the Create button in the top-right corner of the listing page. A modal dialog opens.
2

Fill in the workflow details

The creation form has the following fields:
  • Name — A descriptive name for your workflow (e.g., “Summer Sale Email Campaign”).
  • Description — An optional description explaining the purpose of the workflow.
  • Teams — Select one or more resource groups (teams) that should have access to this workflow. You can search and select multiple teams.
  • Folder — Optionally place the workflow within a folder hierarchy for organization.
3

Confirm creation

Click Create to create the workflow. You will be redirected to the workflow editor where you can start building your automation logic.

Editing Workflow Properties

Once a workflow is created, you can update its properties at any time from the editor:
  1. Click the Settings (gear icon) button in the editor header.
  2. The Edit workflow modal opens with the same fields as the creation form.
  3. Update the name, description, teams, or folder as needed.
  4. Click Save to apply changes.

Archiving a Workflow

To archive a workflow that is no longer needed:
  1. Open the workflow’s actions menu (three dots) in the listing table.
  2. Select Archive.
  3. A confirmation dialog asks you to type a validation word to confirm the action.
  4. Once archived, the workflow status changes to Inactive and it stops serving content.
Archiving a published workflow will immediately stop it from serving content. Make sure you have an alternative in place before archiving.

What’s Next?

Once your workflow is created, head to the Workflow Editor to start adding channels, data nodes, and logic.