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Workflow Start Overview The Workflow Start node is a simple node that represents the starting point of a workflow. All workflows must have a Start Node to be able to function correctly. A validation warning is displayed if you attempt to save a workflow without a Start node. Functionality When a workflow is executed the workflow engine scans the workflow looking for the Start node. The engine uses this node as the starting point for the rest of the workflow. »

Overview A paygate mapping is a way to import data (usually payment data) into the paygate environment. They can be used in a manual BACS submission to load payments or to import configuration data such as Bureau Customers. Mappings can also be used in workflow as a way of loading data into the workflow. For example, in a workflow that automated a BACS submission process data needs to be imported into the workflow so that the data can be validated and converted into payments for processing. »

Overview A workflow can call another workflow by using the workflow node. These ‘child’ workflows are completly independent of the parent workflow and no information (including the filename variable) is passed between workflows. Embedded a workflow is really just another way to trigger the execution of the workflow. Using the workflow node in a ‘parent’ workflow creates a chain of workflows. Usage Adding workflows to other workflow is very easy: - Start with a normal workflow in the workflow design. »