Workflow Manager
Automate complex business processes and client journeys with visual workflow design
The Workflow Manager empowers your nonprofit to create sophisticated automation flows that guide client interactions, streamline operations, and ensure consistent service delivery. Design custom routing rules, automated responses, escalation procedures, and multi-step processes without writing code.
Why It Matters​
Every nonprofit has unique processes for serving their community. The Workflow Manager transforms your organization's expertise into automated workflows that ensure every client receives the right help at the right time, while freeing your staff to focus on high-value interactions.
- 👑 Administrators
- 👥 Supervisors
- 🎧 Staff Agents
For Administrators​
Overview​
As an administrator, you design and deploy workflows that automate your organization's critical processes. The Workflow Manager provides a visual canvas for creating everything from simple auto-responses to complex multi-step client journeys.
Key Capabilities​
- Visual Workflow Designer - Drag-and-drop interface for building flows
- Process Templates - Pre-built workflows for common nonprofit scenarios
- Integration Management - Connect to external systems and databases
- Performance Monitoring - Track workflow effectiveness and optimization
Common Workflow Types​
Client Intake Workflows​
Automate the entire intake process:
New Client Call → Collect Basic Info → Check Eligibility
→ Route to Program → Schedule Appointment → Send Confirmation
Crisis Response Workflows​
Immediate response for urgent situations:
Crisis Keyword Detected → Priority Queue → Alert Supervisor
→ Connect to Specialist → Log Incident → Follow-up Protocol
Grant Reporting Workflows​
Streamline data collection:
Monthly Trigger → Gather Metrics → Generate Report
→ Manager Review → Submit to Funder → Archive Copy
Building Your First Workflow​
Step 1: Define the Trigger​
- Channel-Based: Incoming call, text, email
- Time-Based: Daily, weekly, monthly schedules
- Event-Based: Form submission, status change
- Data-Based: Threshold reached, condition met
Step 2: Add Decision Points​
- If/Then Logic: Route based on conditions
- Switch Statements: Multiple path options
- Loop Controls: Repeat until condition met
- Parallel Branches: Simultaneous actions
Step 3: Configure Actions​
- Communication: Send messages, make calls
- Data Operations: Update records, query databases
- Human Tasks: Assign to staff, request approval
- System Integration: Trigger external systems
Best Practices for Admins​
- Start with simple workflows and gradually add complexity
- Test thoroughly in sandbox before production deployment
- Document workflow purpose and logic for team members
- Monitor performance metrics and optimize regularly
- Version control important workflows for rollback capability
For Supervisors/Program Managers​
Overview​
Supervisors use the Workflow Manager to monitor automated processes, handle exceptions, and ensure workflows align with program goals while maintaining quality service delivery.
Key Capabilities​
- Workflow Monitoring - Real-time view of active workflows
- Exception Handling - Manage cases that fall outside automation
- Performance Analytics - Track success rates and bottlenecks
- Team Coordination - Ensure human and automated tasks align