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Level 300, Module 309: The Approve button doesn't trigger anything #Level309: Workflow
Hello, I try to Approve during the QA of Workflow. When I double click, nothing appears, no trigger. But when I refreh the page, I see that it worked. I am supposed to see a message and confirm or not the approval. i checked my procedures and don't know what is wrong. Anyone encounters this issue during developing ? Thank…
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Integrating Board and Scribe: A Smarter Approach to Planning and Documentation
Author: Edward Ervin, Financial Systems Product Owner for Global Switch and Community Captain. Documentation isn’t often the task we look forward to. While we all recognise its importance, without the right tools, it can feel tedious and time-consuming. And it’s not just about writing things down - it’s about reaching…
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Save Time and Resources with Board
Featuring: Community Captain Sergi Fernández — Business Intelligence Consultant, Holistic Data Solutions SL. In today’s fast-paced business environment, efficiency isn’t just a luxury; it’s a necessity. Companies are constantly on the lookout for ways to optimize their processes and leverage technology to drive performance…
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How to create a workflow process
1. Abstract Many organizations would like to automate approval processes and workflows through Board software in order to create a reliable and standardized series of steps which guide users to ensure work is completed and approved the same way. In Board, a workflow intended as an approval process can be designed through a…
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