Defining workflow routing
You can use business rules to determine workflow routing. When a document is checked in, the workflow engine checks for any server-side business rules defined for the exit General Workflow Routing template.
action attached to the transition. Different rules can be combined using the logical operator OR to determine precedence. If the workflow engine finds any defined business rules, then all the business rules are executed according to their precedence. The workflow engine stops after the first successful business rule execution. For more information about combining two business rules, seeThe server-side business rule templates are as follows:
- Charge Code Routing template
- Combination Rules for General Routing template
- Cost Center-Based Workflow Routing template
- Days Old Routing Template
- Element Compare-Based Workflow Routing template
- Export Reset template
- General Workflow Routing template
- Group-Based Workflow Routing template
- Manager Check Routing template
- Multi-Reference Routing template
- Percentage-Based Workflow Routing template
- Receipt Check Routing template
- Remove Delinquent Timesheet Flag Policy
- Send Email Notification to Travel Partner on Acceptance of TP template
- Send Email Notification to Travel Plan Creator on Rejection of TP template
- Update User Cumulative Mileage Amount template
- VAT Server Side Routing based on lookup template
- Work Item Time Stamp template