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AUTOMATED WORKFLOW SYSTEM

Akshay Raj R

Abstract


Business intelligence and separation technique for managing privileged deferential processes based on different types of projects can be acknowledged with the help of the system. Multiple undertakings of the clients can be organized at the same time where most of the activities will be based on automation. Make the working flexible separation technique will be used so that each and every identity can be recognized individually and the activities will be promote it with different types of eventual regulations. The considerations of the triggered activity will help Global extension for the organizations and better behavioral communication can be achieved which in teeth will be helpful to make an identity.

Systematic references are provided in the system so multiple guided working in terms of incident references can also the acknowledged where inbuilt reporting system and allocation system is provided. For defining the task of the system provides various types of help mechanism which includes knowledge orientation and this will be done in a digitalized format where various types of browsing activity is and various types of tagging techniques will be utilized. The data references of the work can also be provided to the users so that situation automation for the structured platform can be obtained or we can say that multiple custom reports can be generated for the navigation. The navigational aspects are designed in a way that multiple cost-effectiveness working based on different types of institutional references can be generalized at the same platform and can be workable from different locations.


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