The Workflow Designer opens and the Workflow Info panel displays:
- First steps for new accounts
- Claiming an email domains
- Connecting Okta to a federated identity solution
- Manually create/edit users in Okta
- Configuration Overview
- System requirements
- Branding
- User experience within the application
- Compliance information
- Admin guide overview
- Users
- Groups
- Templates
- Custom workflow designer
- GDPR deletion processes
- Support resources
- Transaction limits
- Page layouts
- Configure your profile
- Send agreements
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Manage agreements
- Search for agreements
- View Agreements
- Activity history and Audit Report
- Add a note to an agreement
- Set a reminder
- Cancel a reminder
- Add an expiration date
- Modify/Delete an expiration date
- Modify the files of a sent agreement
- Replace the current recipient
- Upload a signed agreement
- Share an individual agreement
- Download an agreement
- Download the individual files of an agreement
- Download the audit report
- Download the signer identity report
- Download the field data from an agreement
- Cancel an agreement
- Hide an agreement from view
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Reporting
- Create a report with classic reporting
- Report charts and data exports
- Data Exports
- Report Charts
- API
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Welcome to Adobe Acrobat Sign for Government
- First steps for new accounts
- Claiming an email domains
- Connecting Okta to a federated identity solution
- Manually create/edit users in Okta
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Configure Acrobat Sign
- Configuration Overview
- System requirements
- Branding
- User experience within the application
- Compliance information
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Administrator processes
- Admin guide overview
- Users
- Groups
- Templates
- Custom workflow designer
- GDPR deletion processes
Creating a custom workflow
All users have the option to create workflows, depending on the enabled settings at the account/group level.
- Account administrators can create workflows for their entire account or any group within the account.
- Group administrators can create workflows for the groups they have administrative authority over.
- If user-level access is granted, all users can create their own personal workflows and optionally share them with a group they are members of.
Workflows can be accessed by selecting the Workflows tab in the top navigation bar.
- A list of all existing workflows that the user has access to is presented.
- Select Create Workflow to start configuring a new workflow.
Once the workflow opens, you will see the Workflow Designer header rail with a colored dot and the workflow name on the left-hand side (e.g., New Workflow). The dot next to the workflow name indicates whether the workflow is draft/inactive (grey dot) or active (green dot).
Located on the right-hand side of the rail are the workflow controls:
- Clone Workflow
- This allows you to create a clone of the existing workflow under a new name.
- Delete Workflow
- This deletes the workflow from the account view.
- Close—Closes the workflow. You will be challenged if there are unsaved changes.
- Save— Saves all changes to the workflow.
- Activate/Deactivate—Click to activate (or deactivate) the workflow.
- When Activated, the workflow displays with an Active status in the workflow list and is available to the user/group/organization (depending on the scope configuration).
- When Deactivated, the workflow displays in Draft status and can only be accessed by the owner or administrator.
Creating a workflow consists of defining the following information:
- Workflow Info—Define the workflow itself, which includes naming it, entering custom instructions for the senders using it, and granting permissions to use it.
- Agreement Info—Define and customize the agreement information that displays on the Send page.
- Recipients—Create a routing by adding recipients (signers and approvers) in the required signing order.
- Emails – Specify emails to be sent to different participants at different steps of the signature process.
- Documents—Specify which documents should be included in the workflow
- Sender Input Fields— Define fields that senders can use to input information when sending the agreement. The send input information is merged into the agreement before it is sent to the signers and approvers.
Required fields are identified with a red asterisk.
The settings and properties defined in a custom workflow override any group/account-level settings. This applies to any configurable element of the workflow.
e.g., If the group-level setting for document expiration is five days, and the workflow template defines a three-day completion deadline, the agreement will expire in three days.
Once you have the workflow completely configured, select Save.
When you are ready to deploy the workflow, select the Activate button.
It is recommended to set the Who can use this workflow setting to Only me while testing the workflow.
Once you are confident that everything is correctly configured, change the Who can use this workflow setting to the production value and Update the workflow.