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Prerequisites

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Note

These actions cannot be performed on the default workflow.

  • Name: Name of a Workflow. You can click on the name of the workflow to open the Workflow Details

  • Type: A workflow can have one of 3 types:

    • Case management - This type defines the lifecycle of a case (task). See more in Create Workflow.

    • Automatic - An automated workflow enables the system to execute certain tasks automatically in response to an event trigger.

    • FNOL - This type defines the lifecycle of a FNOL ( First notice of loss). See more in Create Workflow.

  • Effective Start Date: A new workflow doesn’t have this information until it is approved by Contemi, the date and time when this workflow starts activated will show on the workflow list.

    • The Effective Start Date of the workflow is the current date and time by default when the workflow is activated.

    • When the workflow is deactivated, the Effective Start Date is reset to empty.

  • Effective End Date: Default to N/A - The workflow will run indefinitely until the workflow is deactivated.

    • The workflow on the system will no longer be effective when you deactivate the workflow.

  • Update Date: The last updated date of the workflow.

  • State: The states of the workflow.

    • Editing: A new workflow is created with the state of “Editing”. This state shows a workflow is in editing or not ready for use. After setting up or editing a workflow, to use it you need to Send the workflow for Contemi to approve ( see more: Activate / Deactivate Workflow ). After you click “Send for approval”, the workflow turns into the “Awaiting for approval” state.

    • Awaiting for approval: The workflow is waiting for Contemi to approve to use in the system. Contemi can approve or refuse the workflow in this state.

      • If Contemi approves the workflow, the state of the workflow will turn into “Approved” on the Workflow list.

      • If Contemi refuses the workflow, it will turn into “Refused” on the Workflow list

    • Approved: The workflow in this state is activated and ready to use on the system.

    • Refused: This state points out that your sent workflow was not approved. You can continue to update the workflow in another way to get an “Approval” state from Contemi.

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