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The workflow module enables you to create arbitrary workflows in Drupal and associate them with entities. A Workflow is made up of Workflow States. Moving from one state to another is called a Workflow Transition.
Transitions can be associated with Actions. You may use the Rules module or core's Trigger module to react to transitions and states.
Getting started with the Workflow module
The Workflow module provides a configurable widget for changing the State of an entity.
Workflow provides actions, which can be used by the modules Trigger and Rules
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This module enables you to create arbitrary Workflows, and assign them to Entities.
Workflows are made up of workflow states. Transitions between states can be allowed per role. For example, a workflow with the states Draft, Review, and Published could be assigned to the Story node type. Only users with role 'chief editor' can set Stories to the published state.
You can set up the Workflow to alter states from form, page, comment, a special block, and a special workflow tab.
Additionally, the submodule Workflow Access allows you to manage view/edit/delete permissions for content types per User role and Workflow state.
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