WorkflowGen Integration Guide
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  • Overview
  • GraphQL API
  • Web Services API
  • Incoming Webhooks
  • Outgoing Webhooks
  • Workflow Applications
  • RemoteLaunch Development in .NET Framework
  • Custom Authentication
  • User Management
  • User Portal Customization
  • Integration Using WorkflowGen URLs
  • Notifications
  • Appendix: Time Zone IDs and GMT Values Mapping
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Overview

This guide provides instructions on:

  • How to use the WorkflowGen GraphQL API.

  • How to use the WorkflowGen web services API.

  • How to create incoming and outgoing webhooks.

  • How to build applications for WorkflowGen using .NET Framework. .NET developers can use the WorkflowGen.My assembly to manipulate the WorkflowGen context, and non-.NET developers can work with the WorkflowGen context without using the WorkflowGen.My assembly.

  • How to use WorkflowGen.My to develop a RemoteLaunch SDK application to launch a process from outside the WorkflowGen environment.

  • How to create custom authentication modules.

  • User management and directory synchronization.

  • How to customize the WorkflowGen User Portal.

  • How to create integrations using WorkflowGen URLs to perform certain process functions.

  • How to set up and customize notifications.

It also contains a table that lists time zone names and IDs.

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