To create a new (empty) workflow there are two possibilities:

• via Menu: Click 'Workflow > Assign Empty Workflow' to assign an empty workflow to this document.
• via 'Footprints' icon: Click on the 'Footprints' icon to assign an empty workflow to this document.

NOTE:
You can click 'Workflow > Assign Workflow from Template' to use an existing workflow. However, in this case, we are assuming that you have not already created a workflow. Furthermore, if you do create a workflow from scratch by following these instructions, you can then save it as a 'Workflow Template' afterwards.

This message ("Can't assign workflow: document has no content group") will not appear if you have followed our guides and created content groups in your master document.

However, when under time pressure, you might create a version document without preparing your master document properly. In that case, this message will remind you to create and populate your content group(s).

NOTE:
If you create a content group, but assign no content to it, a workflow can be created. However, when this workflow is started, nothing will happen and no jobs will appear, because there will be no content to edit.

When you assign an empty workflow to a document, there will be one workflow track for each content group*.

1. One Workflow Track per Content Group : When you assign an empty workflow to a document, one2edit™ automatically checks to see what content group exists within the master document. One workflow track will be created per content group. Each workflow track must have the same name as the content group to which it applies.
2. 'Footprints' icon becomes 'Play' icon: After assigning a workflow to the document, the 'Footprints' icon changes into a 'Play' button. From now on your workflow is ready to be started whenever you are done with adapting it to your needs.
3. Job Handling: You can use this drop-down menu to choose if this workflow should combine or split jobs.

* For a detailed description of the workflow track please see the 'User Interface Description'.