workflow-audit

You integrate Flowable workflow approvals by registering a FlowKey, adding auditState to entities, and handling approval callbacks via Feign clients to coordinate publish and review processes. This enables auditable state transitions directly from your service layers.

Triggering a review workflow for new feature releases involves starting a Flowable process from your service layer and configuring automated callbacks on completion. This ensures approvals are required before activation, reducing manual handoffs in your release governance.

You track entity state during a Flowable approval process by adding an auditState field to your entities. This field persists the approval status and is updated automatically through approval callbacks to keep data consistent across modules.

Yes, you can withdraw a workflow process after it has been started. The integration specifies steps for both starting and withdrawing processes from your service layers, allowing you to cancel pending approvals when release requirements change.

Yes, Flowable integration handles approval callbacks via Feign clients. This mechanism manages automated callback events upon approval completion, ensuring data consistency and seamless state transitions across different modules in your project.

You need to register a FlowKey when enabling Flowable-based workflow approvals for release cycles, content approvals, and governance workflows. It acts as the unique identifier to start and manage the approval process within your module.