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What are Workflows?
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What are Workflows?
What are Triggers, Actions, and Conditions?
Creating, Modifying, and Deleting Workflows.
What are Workflows?
Workflows are an action, or groups of actions, that are processed when the workflow is triggered. A Workflow has three main components: Trigger, Action(s), and Condition(s) (optional).
An example Workflow would be Self-service Application Access Request - Auto Approve. When a user submits an Access Request through the Self-Service Portal (SSP), AND the Application is configured to Automatically Approve requests, it will then process the request and approve the provisioning.
What are Triggers, Actions, and Conditions?
Triggers
Triggers are actions that occur within Clarity that prompt a Workflow to activate.
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Check out Workflow Triggers to learn more.
Actions
Actions are the events that are run when a Workflow is triggered. You can have multiple actions in a chain within your Workflows.
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Check out Workflow Actions to learn more,
Conditions
Conditions are the final step in the Workflow process. Here you can specify different criteria to apply to your Workflow and the Actions being taken. For example: you can state that an Identity must be Inactive, or for the Workflow to trigger at a certain Date and/or Time.
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Check out Workflow Conditions to learn more.
Creating, Modifying, and Deleting Workflows
Creating
You can create a Workflow by going to Settings > Workflows within your Clarity tenant and selecting the Add New Workflow button.
Modifying
You can edit the Trigger (see below), Actions, Conditions, Name and Description of your Workflows from the Workflows configuration page (look for the Pencil icon in the top right to change Name and Description).
Note on Modifying Triggers
You can only delete a trigger from a workflow if the workflow in question has never been triggered, this is done to prevent a workflow from drastically changing context once it has been utilized.
Deleting
Workflows cannot be deleted at this time, but you can remove all the set the workflow to Inactive to disable the workflow.
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