Orchestration Workflows Page By Category

What is Workflow?

Workflow is a combination of one or more tasks executed in a specific order on Configuration Item (CI) to achieve a particular service to customer/team/individual.

Figure: Use Case - User Creation on Active Directory

 Workflow Configurations in the Orchestration UI

Figure: Workflow Configurations Menu

Once the user selects Workflow by Category in menu, the UI displays workflows by Category, based on users Tenant access.

Workflow in the Orchestration UI

Figure: Workflow by Category page

The top section of the page displays different filter options as tile view along with a custom filter section

Figure: Workflow filters

Filter Options

Filter records by the following options:

• Module
  
  Figure: Module Filter
  
  Figure: Module Filter options
  
  
• Work order source
  
  Figure: Work Order Source filter

• Tenant
  

Figure: Tenant filter

   
Figure: Tenant filter options

• Trigger event

Figure: Trigger event filter

Figure: Trigger event filter options

• Filter by category & custom filter: 
  Click on the filter button to access category filter. All the categories created by the user will listed under the categories. These filters can be used in tandem with other filters.
  Custom filters: The workflow category filter allows user to save the filter selection as a custom filter that can be loaded for repeated use.
  

Figure: category & custom filter

• Additional filter features to organize the number of workflows configured.

Figure: Filter features.

Once filtered, the results can be shown in tile or list view under the Category section of the page.

You can toggle between the Tile View and the List View in the top right corner of the Category section

Figure: List view

Figure: Tile view

Figure: Workflow record tile

Here, Generic is the category with 9 workflows, executed 111 times being successful 40 times and failing 71 times.

Click on the desired category to access the workflow list page.

Figure: Workflow Execution record details