Workflows and Approvals: put the agreed response into motion.
Workflows and Approvals is the part of Corlogic that turns the agreed response into coordinated work across people, configured AI agents and connected systems, with human approval where required.
A condition, an event or a human decision.
A condition, event or human decision can start a configured workflow. Corlogic can then assign work, request a decision, route an approval, exchange information with a connected system or take a configured action.
Owner, state and history at every step.
Define the tasks, who handles them, where human decisions and approvals are required, and which system actions follow. Teams can see what has happened, what comes next, and who is responsible at every step.
Where review is required, a person makes the decision before the next step proceeds.
A process runtime with BPMN 2.0 interoperability.
Corlogic moves work through tasks, gateways, events and DMN decision tables, and processes can be imported and exported as BPMN 2.0 XML for use with compatible modeling tools.
The runtime preserves state through approvals, timers, retries and exceptions. Steps can involve people, configured AI agents or connected systems, and each agent has defined instructions, an approved model, permitted tools and a required output.
Process RuntimeReviews and approvals in each solution.
- Retail: route reviews, decisions and follow-up through configured responsibilities and escalation paths.
- Construction: route reviews and approvals according to configured responsibilities and amount thresholds.
- Progress payments: the accepted amount follows the configured approval process and becomes a financial commitment.
Questions about Workflows and Approvals
Can a workflow act without a person approving it?
A workflow follows the configured process. Where review is required, a person makes the decision before the next step proceeds.
Can processes be exchanged with BPMN modeling tools?
Yes. Processes can be imported and exported as BPMN 2.0 XML for use with compatible modeling tools.
Start with a recurring process that is harder to coordinate than it should be.
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