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An action in automation is a single step a workflow performs after a trigger fires, such as sending a message, updating a record or calling an…
Automation is the use of software or machines to run defined tasks and processes with little or no human effort, under rules and with predictable results.
A condition in automation is a logical test inside a workflow that decides, from current data, whether an action runs or which branch the process takes.
A trigger in automation is the event, schedule or signal that starts a workflow run, defining when automated actions begin and which data they receive.
A workflow in automation is a defined sequence of triggers, actions and conditions that moves work from a starting event to a predictable outcome.
Workflow automation is the use of software to run a defined sequence of business tasks automatically, driven by triggers, conditions and actions.
Workflow state is the stored record of where a running automation workflow stands, including its current step, variables, status and completed actions.