Understanding Workflow Statuses

Workflow defines the status of an operation. You can create user-defined workflow statuses to model business processes that use common operation status rules. You must define a default status for each operation status. For example, you must have a default status for draft, one for active, one for actual, and so forth. When you create a new operation, the system uses draft as the default status for the operation status.

Statuses are:

• Draft

• Active

• Actual

• Closed

• Canceled

You can configure workflow statuses to meet business requirements. This table lists example workflow statuses:

Status	Configured Workflow Status
Draft	Draft Project request form
Active	Cellar to write Issued Instructed Scheduled Pending Released Working Authorized
Actual	Perform/performed Reviewed Finished Approved Completed
Closed	Final Official
Canceled	Void