Workflows, like scenarios, are based on ATG’s process engine architecture. Most of the workflow classes are analogous to scenario classes.
A major difference, however, is that while you can create custom events and actions for scenarios, there is only a single scenario type. The workflow classes, however, allow you to create entirely new workflow types. You can create any number of different workflow types, each with its own actions and tasks, repository items, and database tables. When you edit a workflow in the ACC, the editor is automatically configured to reflect the specific type of workflow you are editing.
