Complete a Workflow (Workflow Event Task)

You may want participants to have the ability to take multiple paths in a workflow based on certain conditions. Branched workflows use conditional logic to achieve this. If you would like your workflow to stop after a certain path is taken, you can add a complete workflow step to the end of a branch. For example, if a vacation request is accepted, you might send an email to the originator, and then have the workflow proceed to a complete workflow step. To access the Complete Workflow task option, select the + button located at the end of a branch, and choose the Complete Workflow option.

1. In the workflow process builder, click the + below the last step of the branch that will lead to completing the workflow. Note: This task can only be added at the end of a branch, as an ending/terminal node.
2. Choose Workflow State task, then select Complete Workflow.
3. In the righthand panel, you can modify the default task name.
   • It's a good idea to make your branch name descriptive and meaningful so that when workflows are in progress, it's easy to distinguish the current workflow step.
4. In a running workflow, if that path is taken, the workflow instance will be completed and will appear on the Completed tab of your Docubee dashboard.

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