You can set up task to run a trigger. A trigger is used to start a workflow. So, you can use a Call trigger task to start another workflow from the current workflow.
1. | Click Action and document management design. |
2. | On the Process flows tab, in the list, find and select the desired record. |
3. | In the list, click the link in the selected row. |
4. | On the Workflows tab, in the list, find and select the desired record. |
5. | Click Workflow designer. |
6. | Sub-task: Create task. |
6.1 | In the Tasks section, click New. |
6.2 | In the Task field, type a value. |
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Note: To put the tasks in the correct sequence, you can use a number in the task field. For example, if it is the fourth task in the workflow, enter 004. |
6.3 | In the Task type field, select 'Action'. |
6.4 | In the Action type field, select 'Call trigger'. |
6.5 | In the Description field, type a value. |
6.6 | Click Save. |
7. | Sub-task: Set task properties. |
7.1 | Click Call trigger action. |
7.2 | You can select a query trigger for any workflow. Also, for workflows of another process flow. |
  | In the Trigger field, enter or select a value. |
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Note: To avoid an endless loop, make sure, you don't use a trigger that starts the workflow for which you set up the task. |
7.3 | Click OK. |
8. | Close the page. |
9. | Close the page. |
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Design workflow |
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