A workflow is the complete path a work item must take before it is completed. A workflow can contain one or more steps. Each step is an individual assignment that a contributor can work on.
There are two primary ways to set up a new workflow: You can clone an existing workflow or you can use a template.
Using a template prepopulates required information such as:
- Number of steps
- Inputs and outputs
- Instructions
- Task interface
- Settings
EXAMPLE OF PREPOPULATED TASK INTERFACE:
How do I pick a template?
To pick a template, first you must choose from four main categories:
- Content
- Data
- Moderation & Quality Assurance
- More Template Types
- Transcription
- Images
SELECT A CATEGORY:
Once you choose a general category, you can pick a template type.
For example, if you chose the Content category, you'll be able to choose from the following template types:
- Articles
- Blog Posts
- eCommerce
- Lists & Slideshows
- Optimization & Maintenance
- Social & Marketing
SELECT TEMPLATE TYPE:
For example, if you pick eCommerce, you'll be able to choose from the following templates:
- Product Description With Bullets
- Extended Product Description
- Extended Product Description With Bullets
- Buying Guides
- Buying Guides With Markdown
SELECT TEMPLATE:
- 3 Steps: Create + Edit + Review
- 2 Steps: Create + Review
- 1 Step: Create
SELECT STEPS:
What do I do if a template isn't exactly what I want?
A template is simply a starting point. Any template you select can be fully customized to suit your specific project.
You can:
- Add inputs and outputs
- Edit the instructions
- Modify the interface
- Change the settings
- Refine your workforce