The problem it solves
Repeating the same instructions wastes attention, but a repeated action is not automatically a routine you want. Workflows let you save useful steps and decide which suggestions deserve a place in your work.
Save repeatable steps and review suggestions for routines worth keeping.
Repeating the same instructions wastes attention, but a repeated action is not automatically a routine you want. Workflows let you save useful steps and decide which suggestions deserve a place in your work.
For people who repeat project briefings, research tasks or other small processes and want to review a reusable routine before running it again.
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A workflow is a saved set of steps. You might use one to read project notes and prepare a briefing, or collect findings from a browser task into the Vault. Link a workflow to its Nexus to keep it with the work it supports.
Repeated activity can also lead to a suggested workflow. Review the proposed steps and access, snooze the suggestion or dismiss it. A suggestion does not turn itself on, and saving a workflow does not grant it extra permissions.
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