You're stuck recruiting coders if you don't have easy, visual workflow management tools. They are unable to grasp the underlying business process and are...
You're stuck recruiting coders if you don't have easy, visual workflow management tools. They are unable to grasp the underlying business process and are thus unsuitable for automating it.
A workflow is a series of tasks that can be repeated to accomplish a particular purpose. Workflows automate daily processes in which workers complete a series of tasks regularly. Purchase orders, expense reports, time-off requests, and onboarding new employees are all made quick, fast, and painless with workflows. Here are four key features needed in a workflow system:
Instant, Powerful and Automatic Validation
Employees waste far too much time correcting irrelevant errors on forms, such as incomplete or incorrect data.
Validation features in software should help to avoid errors. Employees may use the time saved to do more critical jobs, such as assisting patients or working with students, rather than hunting down paperwork.
Notifications, Reminders
When a workflow process is delegated to a specific person or position, the system must notify that person or people. Almost every workflow management system lets you configure this notification, add links to perform common activities, and send it out automatically. Typically, this notice comes in the form of an email.
People in the real world, on the other hand, are inundated with letters. As a result, make sure your emails will include all the details concisely. The most important feature is to use dynamic fields from the workflow in your email, which means you should be able to build any component using form data.
Drag & Drop Form Design
It's a must to use drag and drop. Multi-column, tabbed, tabular, multi-page, and other advanced formats are not optional. Remember that real-world business types are long and complex – you'll need text fields, dropdowns, and checkboxes, to name a few elements. Tables, sections, attachments, and repeating objects are all essential in practice.
Without programming, you should be able to easily build forms that look fantastic and function for your business.
Zero Code Workflow Design
Request that your Finance department create a purchasing order workflow or that your HR department create a new employee onboarding workflow. That's just what you're looking for in a workflow management system: an easy-to-use, visual interface that anybody can use to create their own workflows.
You're stuck recruiting coders if you don't have easy, visual workflow management tools. They are unable to grasp the underlying business process and are thus unsuitable for automating it.
