Artifact Creation and Property Update Triggers Workflow Example

This example demonstrates how the creation of a new artifact, and the updating of an artifact property can be events that trigger actions.

This linear Workflow includes four States and three connecting Transitions.

• (A) These Transitions are straightforward, as they define the flow from one State to the next. However, they implicitly coincide with triggered actions.
• (B) The NewArtifacts element indicates there is at least one new artifact creation event that triggers an action. The single NewArtifact element defines the individual new artifact creation event.
• In this example, the NewArtifact element has two Trigger elements defined within it. These element blocks define the actions that will occur after the new artifact creation event.
• (C) The first action is to send an email broadcast to a group, indicating a new artifact is ready for Review.
• (D) The second action is to send a message to an external application via a Webhook.
  Click here for an example of a Webhook payload that is sent after a new artifact has been created.
• These actions will always occur at the beginning of the artifact's Workflow life cycle, when it is in a new state ("State A (New)")
• (E) The PropertyChange element indicates there is at least one artifact property update event that triggers an action.
• (F) The single PropertyChange element block defines the action and conditions: a standard artifact's property is changed, resulting in an email notification.
  This action will always occur when the artifact is in State B or State C.