Workflows | VDRPro

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Product: VDRPro
Applies to: Everyone
 

Workflows are predefined interactions that are designed to control the flow of documents and ensure that they are handled in a consistent way.

Workflow definitions serve as templates from which VDR managers create specific workflow configurations. Managers then apply these configurations to documents that are uploaded to the VDR, creating workflow instances — the actual requests for document approval, for example.

Workflow configurations can be created only by VDR users with the Manager Plus  role. Users with other roles can be task initiators (submitters of documents) or document reviewers.

Available workflow definitions

One step document approval

In this workflow, a submitter sends a document to a reviewer, who can:

  • Accept the document
  • Reject the document
  • Request that the document be resubmitted with changes

If the document is accepted or rejected, no further action is required. The workflow instance is considered complete.

About submitters, reviewers and approvers

Submitters provide documents to reviewers and approvers. Except for requests for information, submitters initiate workflow instances. (That is, the submitters begin the process by submitting a document for review or approval.) You can select one or more individuals, the members of a user group or all the VDR members with a particular role (such as Reviewer) to be submitters.

When you select reviewers and approvers for a workflow, you can select one or more individuals, the members of a collaboration group, or all the VDR members with a particular role (such as Manager) for these tasks.

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