Let Clockio do the repetitive work
A workflow reacts to a real event (a vacation request, a contract start or end, a new employee), checks whether it meets certain conditions and, if so, carries out an action without anyone having to approve it manually.
Vacation request
Duration equal to 1 day
Department: Marketing
Accept Vacation
What can trigger a workflow
- A new contract starting
- A contract ending
- A vacation request
- A new employee onboarding
What Clockio can do automatically
- Accept or reject the vacation request
- Mark a contract as signed
- Enviar una notificación de firma electrónica
- Send an email using a template
- Resend the welcome email, with new credentials
- Create a task in the system
Conditions tailored to you
Everything is logged
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Frequently Asked Questions
What events can trigger a workflow?
A contract starting or ending, a vacation request, or a new employee onboarding.
Can I limit a workflow to a specific department or center?
Yes, also by duration or team occupancy, and for contract events, by bringing the action forward or delaying it by a few days.
Can a workflow be deactivated without deleting it?
Yes, each workflow has an on/off switch that is independent of its configuration.
Where can I see which workflows have run?
In the History, with details of which conditions each execution met and what actions were carried out.