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Previously completed steps in a workflow can be viewed by all users but editing data is only allowed for the user that initiated the flow. For example, if the Summary step is part of a screenflow performed by the same user, editing is allowed when this user clicks on the Details button. Once the flow navigates to a different user, previous steps are rendered read-only and cannot be edited. Refer to Flow Processing Modes for more information.

The Print button is available on Summary steps by default. Refer to Printing Flows for the details.

The designer can specify a CSS class, a Button label and a Decorator for the Summary step on the Settings property tab.

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The fields that display on the Summary Step are selected by the designer in the  Summary wizard.

http Wait Notify

http Wait-Notify is a step, configured with a post url, that can be added to a flow. The flow data is posted to this url when the task is executed. A call back url is included in the post. The flow and task are suspended until the receiver posts back.

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• Email steps can be performed by an anonymous user. 

• The behavior of workflows consisting of multiple consecutive anonymous steps has changed. Refer to this topic for the details.

• The anonymous email step will show up in the navigation bar for other users as usual; you can assign it a decorator but you cannot click on it.

• The task will show up in the Audit Trail in the Waiting state when it is waiting for an anonymous recipient. You can search for it, do all the usual things.

• Users can reject anonymous steps in a flow by clicking the Reject button but a subsequent user cannot reset a flow back to these steps. See the topic below for more information.

• If navigation is used to go to previous step, the Email step will be skipped. It would get recalled if you reset to a prior step and the flow continues thru it's normal flow. 

• Configure a History Message on the step before the Email step if you want to see relevant information in the audit trail. The History Message can be templatized so you can see who the email address of the recipient.

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 Step Doc Actions work exactly like they do on other types of steps. 

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When you click on the step in your flow that is seen by the anonymous user, a Properties pane displays. Several of these properties, do not apply to a task performed by a non-authenticated person and will have no effect. These properties are: Role List, Role, User, Task Info, CSS class, Preconditon, Save Load, Save to Role, and Save to User and . You can customize the button label, history message and select a decorator for this task that will display on the Navigation toolbar.  

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The Task Notification Email  wizard also works exactly like it does on other types of steps except that the default message content is slightly different. It references {task.notify.url} which is the back link URL that the non-authenticated person clicks in the email to perform their step in the workflow. The designer can customize this message however, if you don't include the {task.notify.url} in your email content, the email recipient will never be able to access the task.

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Resetting a Flow with an Email step

 Consider a flow with the following navigation: Step 1 is performed by an Employee > Step 2 is an Email step > Step 3 is performed by an Anonymous user > Step 4 is performed by a manager. 

• Employee starts flow, email gets sent, the anonymous step is performed and a task is generated for manager.
• A flow cannot be reset to the Email or Anonymous user step. In this example, only a reset to the employee step is allowed. 
• The Employee performs the step again and clicks Continue. The Email step is performed again and another email will go to the anonymous user.

 The same behavior applies to a flow with an http step. 

Searching Tasks with an Email step

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