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Find and Manage Workflows in VRIFY Explore

Learn how to find, open, rename, create, and delete workflows in VRIFY Explore.

Overview

The Workflows tab in VRIFY Explore lists the workflows available to you. Use it to search and filter for a workflow, open it, and create, rename, or delete workflows.

VRIFY Explore saves workflows automatically, and all users in your company can see them.

ℹ️ VRIFY Explore is not yet available to all clients. To ask about access, contact your VRIFY representative.


Open a Workflow in VRIFY Explore

  1. Open VRIFY Explore.

  2. Select the Workflows tab.

  3. Select a workflow name to open it.


Find a Workflow in VRIFY Explore

  • Search Workflows: Narrows the list as you type.

  • Asset and Created By: Filter the list. You can use both filters together.

  • Name and Last Updated: Select a column heading to sort the list. The list opens with the most recently updated workflows first.

  • Page controls: Use the controls at the bottom of the list to move between pages, or choose how many workflows to show per page.


Rename a Workflow in VRIFY Explore

  1. Open the workflow.

  2. Select the workflow name in the editor header.

  3. Enter the new name.

  4. Press Enter or click away to save it.


Create a Workflow in VRIFY Explore

From the Workflows list:

  1. Select Create Workflow.

  2. Enter a name.

  3. Select an asset.

  4. Select Create Workflow.

From inside the editor:

  1. Open the Workflow menu.

  2. Select Create New Workflow.

  3. Enter a name.

  4. Select an asset.

  5. Select Create Workflow.

VRIFY Explore opens the new workflow. The workflow you were editing stays in the Workflows list.


Delete a Workflow in VRIFY Explore

Deleting a workflow cannot be undone.

  1. In the Workflows list, open the three-dot action menu for the workflow.

  2. Select Delete.

  3. Confirm the deletion.


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Still Have Questions?

Reach out to your dedicated DORA contact or email support@vrify.com for more information.

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