Workflow is the modeling, triggering and automation of business processes in a digital environment.
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Traditional workflow management:
- It was usually done with Excel, email chains or manual forms.
- Processes depended on individuals; they could not be controlled, replicated or sustained.
- Workflow software could usually only be developed by technical teams.
i-frame, workflows:
- It allows you to design with drag-and-drop tools without the need for technical knowledge.
- It offers components such as authorization, scheduling, automatic notification in an integrated manner.
- It logs every step for corporate memory and makes it traceable.
- Workflow design becomes not an IT activity but a governance process where corporate information is digitized.
| Feature | Traditional Methods | i-frame |
|---|---|---|
| Process Design | Manual drawing or coding | Visual modeling with drag-and-drop interface |
| Access and Authorization | No user-specific control | Role-based, record-based secure authorization |
| Traceability | Limited to email/Excel tracking | All steps are logged, past processes can be reviewed |
| Notification and Automation | Manual reminders | Automated email, SMS, and scheduled task support |
| Integration Capability | Manual intervention requiring API | Real-time data flow with REST API and data objects |
Graphics-based workflow editor
Each step can be modeled visually.
Event-trigger system
Processes can be initiated by form filling, timer or user actions.
Scheduled tasks
Automatic triggering for periodic operations.
Notification system
Email/SMS notifications are integrated.
Traceability & Auditability
All transactions are logged and process performance can be analyzed.
