Workflows
Workflows are automated sequences that orchestrate a series of tasks to process and transform data. They help you streamline complex processes by breaking them into individual steps, each designed to perform a specific function.
Key Features:
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Modular Steps:
Each workflow consists of one or more steps. Every step has a type—such as Selection, Analysis, Generation, Transformation, Evaluation, or Image—that defines its role in the process.
Additionally, each step includes an action type (e.g., Replace, Append, or Prepend) and a set of customizable parameters to fine-tune its behavior. -
Configuration & Flexibility:
Workflows let you define not only what tasks should be executed but also how they should operate. Parameters and transformation rules allow you to map external data into your system’s structure. -
Monitoring & Reporting:
When workflows run, they generate reports that track performance metrics over time. These reports help you monitor aspects such as execution times, success rates, and results from each step. -
Automation:
Designed for automation, workflows can be run on demand or scheduled to execute at specific intervals. This ensures that repetitive or time-sensitive processes occur without manual intervention.
User Benefits:
Workflows simplify complex processes by breaking them into manageable parts. They allow for greater customization, help maintain consistency in data processing, and provide clear metrics for performance monitoring.