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Workflow Management

The Workflow Management suite lets administrators design, run, and monitor multi-step processes inside LEAST without writing code. Workflows are built visually in the Workflow Designer and executed as Workflow Instances with a full audit trail.

All workflow tools are accessed from the Workflows button in the left nav (admin accounts only):

Link Purpose
Workflow Monitor Live view of all running and completed instances
Workflow Designer Build and manage workflow templates
SLA Dashboard SLA timers and breach reports
Team Queue All tasks across your organisation
Task Inbox Your personal assigned tasks
Route Config Auto-assignment rules per collection
Skills Skill taxonomy for routing
Delegation Delegation windows (cover periods)
Decision Tables Condition/action routing tables
Analytics Process analytics and bottleneck reports
Webhooks Outbound event notifications
Template Library Shared workflow templates across associations

Part 1 - The Workflow Designer

Go to Workflows ? Workflow Designer. The list shows all templates for your association with name, version, status (Draft / Published / Archived), and action buttons.

Click Create Workflow to start a new template. The canvas editor opens immediately.

Node Types

Node Colour Purpose
Start Green Entry point - every workflow needs exactly one
Step Blue Human task - someone must complete this to advance
Decision Yellow Branches the workflow based on a condition
Service Orange Automated action (email, sub-workflow, assignment)
Assign Purple Routes to a specific person or role
Checklist Teal Multi-item verification step
Timer Grey Pauses the workflow for N minutes then advances automatically
Fork Pink Parallel split - all branches run simultaneously
Join Pink Parallel join - waits for all incoming branches
End Red Exit point

Canvas Actions

Workflow Simulation

Click Simulate on the canvas editor toolbar to step through the workflow without deploying it:

  1. The canvas locks (editing disabled)
  2. A status bar shows the active node name and type
  3. Click Advance to next step to move forward
  4. At Decision/Fork nodes, a prompt asks which branch to take
  5. Visited nodes are highlighted as a trail
  6. The End node shows “Simulation complete”
  7. Click Exit Simulation to return to the editor

Part 2 - BPMN Interoperability

Export as BPMN 2.0

Click Export BPMN on any template row (or on the canvas editor toolbar) to download a valid BPMN 2.0 XML file. The file includes Diagram Interchange (DI) position data and opens correctly in Camunda, Bizagi, draw.io, and other BPMN tools.

Import from BPMN

On the designer list page, find Import Workflow from BPMN. Upload a .bpmn or .xml file (up to 2 MB). Unsupported BPMN elements are skipped with a warning count shown in the success banner. Every import is logged in BPMNImportLog.

AI Workflow Generator

On the designer list page, find AI Workflow Generator. Type a plain-English description of your process and click Generate Workflow from AI. LEAST calls Claude Sonnet and creates a Draft template with 4-10 nodes. You are redirected to the canvas editor to review and adjust.

Requires ANTHROPIC_API_KEY configured on the server.

Part 3 - Running Instances

Go to Workflows ? Workflow Monitor. Click Start Instance and select a Published template. Enter a case title and click Start.

Each instance detail page shows the current step card, checklist items (if configured), parallel branch status, and the full Activity Feed. Use Save and Complete Step to advance the workflow.

Admins can Pause, Resume, Cancel, or Restart Step on any active instance.

Part 4 - SLA Dashboard

SLA policies define time limits for workflow steps. Go to SLA Policies to create policies with warning and breach thresholds. The SLA Dashboard shows which instances are On Track, At Risk, or Breached.

Part 5 - Routing and Skills

The routing engine auto-assigns Step/Assign nodes based on skills, round-robin, or direct assignment. Configure rules at Route Config. Manage the skill taxonomy at Skills. Set up delegation windows at Delegation.

Part 6 - Decision Tables

Create rule grids at Decision Tables that map input conditions to output branch labels. Reference a table from a Decision node config: {“table_ref”:“your-dt-ref”}. Rules are evaluated first-match-wins.

Part 7 - Webhooks

Register webhook URLs per template at Workflows ? Webhooks. Payloads are signed with HMAC-SHA256 (X-WF-Signature header). Supported events: instance_started, step_completed, instance_completed, instance_paused, instance_resumed, instance_cancelled, comment_added.

Part 8 - Template Library

Publish your workflow to Template Library for other associations to use. Browse and copy shared templates via one-click import.

Migrations

Migration Features unlocked
K51 Task Inbox, Team Queue
K54 SLA Dashboard, SLA Policies
K55 Workflow Designer, Templates
K56 Workflow Instances, Fork/Join
K57 Workflow Monitor, Pause/Resume
K58 Route Config, Skills, Delegation
K59 Checklists, Subtasks, Case title/status
K61 Decision Tables
K62 Workflow Versioning, Clone
K63 Webhooks
K64 Template Library
K92 BPMN export/import, BPMNImportLog
K93 Timer node (WorkflowInstanceEvent table)