1. Create Workflow Definition

1. Navigate to Power Workflow → Design → Workflow Definitions
2. Click New to create a new workflow definition
3. Enter a name for your workflow
4. Optionally configure variables to initialize workflow state
5. Click Design to open the visual designer

2. Design Workflow

1. Add Nodes: Drag elements from the left palette onto the canvas
   • Start - Workflow entry point (required)
   • Approval - User approval task
   • Condition - Branching logic
   • Parallel - Parallel execution
   • Script - Python script execution
   • Service - Model method call
   • Delay - Timer delay
   • End - Workflow end (required)
2. Connect Nodes: Click and drag from node anchors to create connections
3. Configure Nodes: Select a node to edit properties in the right panel
   • Set node name
   • Configure assignees for approval nodes
   • Add conditions for outgoing edges from condition nodes
   • Write scripts for script nodes
4. Click Validate to check workflow correctness
5. Click Save to save the workflow definition

3. Configure Condition Edges

For edges coming from a Condition node:

1. Click on the edge to select it
2. In the right panel, set the Display Name (shown on the edge)
3. Set the Expression - a Python expression evaluated at runtime:
   • last_result == 'accept' - Check approval result
   • record.state == 'done' - Check record field
   • record.amount > 1000 - Check numeric value
4. One edge can be left without condition as the default path

4. Publish Workflow

1. Return to the Workflow Definitions list
2. Find your workflow and click Publish
3. The workflow is now active and can be bound to models
4. To make changes, create a new version from the definition

5. Create Workflow Binding

1. Navigate to Power Workflow → Configuration → Workflow Bindings
2. Click New to create a binding
3. Select the Workflow Definition
4. Select the Target Model (e.g., Sale Order, Purchase Order)
5. Configure Domain Filter if needed to limit which records trigger the workflow
6. Enable Auto Start to automatically start workflow on record creation
7. Configure which action buttons to show in the workflow panel

6. Using Workflow Panel

When a workflow is bound to a model, a workflow panel appears in the form view:

• View Progress: See current workflow status and active tasks
• Claim Task: Claim an unassigned task
• Approve/Reject: Complete approval tasks with comments
• Transfer: Transfer task to another user
• Delegate: Delegate task to another user
• View History: See all workflow actions and comments