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Aim of this section

Shows how to create or edit an event workflow. 

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Event Workflows (Reference Manual)

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  1. Go to Account > Event Workflows > Workflows

  2. Click Create Event Workflow.

  3. Fill in the following fields: 

    • Enter Workflow name of your choice and Description (optionally).

    • In Execution order define the priority of the workflow. The higher number, the higher priority. This can be handy if there are more workflows with listeners for the same event.

    • In Global Timeout define in how many minutes the event workflow should be cancelled if it was not executed.

    • In Workflow Type select one of the following:

      • Single-source – The workflow takes place within a single entity (e.g. partition).

        • Source Type: Select Partition, Integration, or PFM.

        • Source Name: Select the source name. This will be displayed under the Target column in the Event Orchestration > Workflows table.

      • Multi-source – Allows for the combination of events/actions in multiple entities (partitions or integrations).

  4. Define one or more listeners. You can enable or disable individual listeners by toggling the switch in the Enabled column. If multiple listeners are defined, they are executed in the specified order, triggered by the completion of the previous action. Waiting for the completion of the previous step can be disabled by turning off the Wait for Previous Step option. A listener can depend on an event triggered by the previous listener. Each listener can consist of a group of events.
    To add a listener see the https://pricefx.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/PMDEV/pages/edit-v2/4512350334#How4512350334/How+to+Create+Event+Workflow#How-To-Add-Listener section below.

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A notification is displayed when the Wait for the event from the previous step option is automatically disabled in the background due to a step being moved or removed.

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