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Versatile Workflow

Workflow automation for records management

Records that file, route, and queue their own destruction — on their own events, on the record. Versatile Workflow works across electronic and physical records, and every step it takes is journaled.

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Fig. 0 — Press play: a purchase order arrives, and the workflow takes it from there (illustrative demo, not product UI).
Launches from record events — no human trigger neededJournaled end to endDrives holds and destruction
Animation: a purchase order PDF is dragged into the Versatile repository; Versatile files it, launches the folder's workflow, and prompts the owner to complete the running step (illustrative)

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Fig. 1 — Drop a document. Versatile files it, launches the folder's workflow, and prompts the owner to complete the step (illustrative rendering).

The record advances the process

Drag a purchase order into its folder and Versatile does two things at once: files it under the right retention — and fires the folder's rule, launching the workflow and prompting the right person to complete the running step.

One drag, two outcomes

Filed and governed; workflow underway. No one opens a task list to make it true.

Always on the record

The filing, the step completion, the who and when — all journaled automatically.

Workflows that start themselves

Folder rules watch the events records generate — saving, check-in, commit, approval, metadata changes, folder creation — and launch the right workflow automatically. Nobody has to remember to start the process, because the record starts it.

Automatic triggers

Rules respond to a dozen record events, from save and check-in to approval and metadata change — and prompt the right people in the moment.

Automated actions

Eight built-in action types: create folders, copy folder structures, copy documents, move folders, update another task's status, generate PDF reports, send notifications, or end the workflow — all automatic.

Wired to disposition

Rules can place retention holds and build destruction batches — workflow isn't beside your governance, it enforces it.

Data that travels with the work

Typed workflow fields — text, dates, numbers, checkboxes, user lists — carry information from start to finish, name folders, and address notifications.

The visual workflow builder: a start step, a Contract arrives step, a Signed? branch with Yes and No paths, and an end step

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Fig. 2 — Building a workflow: steps, a branch, an end state (illustrative rendering, not product UI).

Designed by your team, not by consultants

Your administrators author workflows in Versatile's designer — a template wizard with editors for tasks, actions, dependencies, phases, and data fields — and watch every running workflow as a live diagram or dashboard.

Templates & tasks

Reusable templates; tasks with seven enforced statuses, sub-tasks, and reassignment — plus dependencies the engine enforces: a step can't start, or can't complete, until the steps it waits on are done.

Notifications that name names

Personalized email and in-app notices with the task, assignee, and dates merged in — and an hourly sweep that fires reminders and escalations the moment tasks run overdue.

An audit trail for every step

Every workflow event is journaled — who, when, and outcome — so the process you ran is the process you can prove.

Electronic and physical, one retention truth

Workflow launches from repository events and feeds retention holds and destruction batches — and because electronic and physical records share one retention truth in Versatile, what workflow enforces is the same governance that rules the warehouse.

Watch a record run its own process.

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