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# Workflow

Workflow refers to the sequence of tasks, steps, or processes required to complete a specific task. It involves the systematic arrangement of activities, often involving multiple individuals or departments, to ensure efficient and organized progress. Workflows typically encompass the allocation of resources, delegation of responsibilities, and coordination of activities to achieve desired outcomes. They can be visualized as a series of interconnected steps, each building upon the previous one, to streamline and optimize the overall work process. Efficient workflows contribute to improved productivity, reduced errors, and better collaboration among team members.

In the sidebar click the “Workflow” menu and show **Approval Workflow** and **Scheduler Workflow**.

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