Instance View
From the Workflow Dashboard, you can click on any workflow instance name to open the instance view.
Use the instance view to:
- Review form responses
- Easily complete approvals, tasks, and forms, or jump into Slack to comment in the thread
- See timestamps for who approved the workflow or completed tasks
- View what steps still remain and see why an instance is bottlenecked
- Quickly toggle between instances to see where they all stand using theand🔼icons🔽
Review multiple instances to see their progress.
When you open up an instance, you'll see the requester, start date, status, and form responses on the left. On the right you'll see more details about the current step, including the ability for assignees to take action and a link to view the thread in Slack.
By default, the intake form responses are displayed on the left.
Use the "Progress" tab on the left to view a timeline of every step in your workflow and to see more details about each one.
Switch to the "Progress" tab to see all completed and upcoming steps in the workflow.
This is what an approval step looks like:
See who was assigned to the approval and how may approvers are needed in order to advance the workflow. If it's been completed, you'll also see a time stamp.
This is what a form step looks like:
See the questions in your form step and who it's assigned to. If it's been completed, you'll also see both the responses and a time stamp.
And this is what a task list step looks like:
See who's assigned to each task and what the status of each task is. If all tasks have been completed, you'll also see a time stamp.
Assignees can take action directly from the instance view, either by completing approvals, checking off tasks, or filling out forms. The instance thread in Slack will update in real-time as work is completed.
Take action directly from the instance view.
Each instance has a unique URL, so if you ever need to share an instance for someone else to review or take action on, you can send them a direct link to it. User permissions still apply; users must be either an admin or observer for the workflow overall, or the requester or assignee for that specific instance in order to be able to view it on the web.
Last modified 6mo ago