objectstack-automation

State machine workflows with approvals are designed by modeling explicit record lifecycle transitions, adding guards to control state changes, and configuring multi-step approval processes that lock records and route sign-offs.

CEL predicates can filter trigger-based automation by evaluating conditions on before or after insert, update, and delete events, with direct access to previous and current record values to determine if the automation should fire.

Event-driven flow orchestration is built as directed-graph automations combining control, data, and integration nodes, enabling subflows, parallel execution paths, wait states, and outbound HTTP calls to manage complex business event handling.

Scheduled workflow automation escalates overdue cases by configuring time-based trigger events that evaluate record states and execute directed-graph flow actions, replacing ad-hoc glue logic with clear, auditable metadata.

ObjectStack supports declarative workflows by defining explicit state transitions and guards within state machines, ensuring record lifecycles follow validated paths and lock records during multi-step approval routing.

Notifications are sent when a record status changes by configuring an after_update trigger that evaluates the state transition with a CEL predicate and executes a notification action node within the automation flow.