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Workflow Basics — Elevor Flows Workflows

Workflow Basics — documentation and guides for building with Elevor Flows.

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Workflow Basics — Elevor Flows Workflows Search... map my workflow Getting Started Introduction Quick Setup Workflows Workflow Basics Building Workflows Support FAQ Workflow Basics Understand how a workflow should move with review. What is a workflow? A workflow is a clear path from request, context, owner, review, action, and proof. It can include drafts, summaries, routing, CRM updates, reminders, and escalation without removing human judgment from sensitive steps. Workflow Parts Every workflow needs a trigger, owner, context source, review rule, next action, and proof metric. Tools and records are added only when they help the handoff move safely. Triggers Workflows can be triggered in multiple ways depending on your use case: API call: Triggered programmatically from your app Schedule: Runs automatically at set intervals Event: Responds to workflow or system events Tools & Integrations Workflows can connect to useful tools such as forms, inboxes, CRMs, calendars, spreadsheets, dashboards, and knowledge bases. Tools are scoped to the specific handoff and reviewed before sensitive actions go live. On This Page What is a workflow? Workflow Parts Triggers Memory Map My Workflow Rea

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