Workflow Design Pattern

A workflow is a set of connected tasks that make something bigger. Workflows are a common design pattern used in many businesses to optimize business processes.



A well-organized workflow breaks down tool silos that keep data locked away and makes it easier to manage work within a single tool. This helps to ensure a seamless experience across departments, teams, and clients.

This workflow pattern can be applied to any task that involves moving a group of data in a series of steps toward completion. This includes tasks that move information between people, devices, and databases.

The flow of a workflow is described using a directed graph, which consists of nodes and edges that represent the transitions between the steps. This model allows for the scalability of workflows that involve large numbers of steps.

The workflow model is activity-based, which means that the activities that must be completed and the transitions between them are mapped to the nodes and edges of the directed graph. The graph also contains start and end nodes that explicitly terminate the workflow execution. 

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