Sub-Child Workflows

Sub-child workflows are connected to child workflows. Sub-child workflows allows users to add additional services to an existing workflow for more functionality.

Sub-child workflow can only belong to a child workflow. While creating a sub-child workflow, there will be a pop-up that shows all the child workflows associated with the parent workflow and requires the user to select one of them to proceed.

How to create Sub-Child Workflows

1. Access the QoreID landing page
   1. To create a child Workflow, go to the QoreID landing page. This page will show you all the workflow cards available at the bottom.
2. Select “Add Sub-child Workflow”
   1. From the dropdown menu, select “Add Sub-Child Workflow” to create a new sub-child Workflow. This action will take you to the Workflow editor screen.
3. Select the Child Workflow that the sub-child will belong to
   1. Sub-child workflow can only belong to a child workflow. While creating a sub-child workflow, there will be a pop-up that shows all the child workflows associated with the parent workflow and requires the user to select one of them to proceed.
4. Drag new services required in the Sub-Child Workflow into the Workflow editor
   1. By default, the Workflow editor screen will show a preview of the parent workflow and child Workflow that the sub-child workflow will belong to. The Preview shows the existing services in the parent and child that should not be duplicated in the sub-child.
   2. Attention Error Popup: If you try to drag a service that already exists in the parent or Child Workflow into the sub-child workflow, an attention error popup will appear.
5. Preview of Sub-Child Workflow
   1. On the preview screen of the child workflow, you can see the services in the sub-child Workflow.
6. Save the Sub-Child Workflow
   1. After creating the sub-child workflow, click the save button. It will automatically get added as a sub-child under the child Workflow.