Automating your workflow has many benefits and in many cases, is profitable.
San Jose, CA, March 08, 2016 - Here are the several benefits of automating your workflow process:
We know not all drafts are perfect the first time. Excellent publications typically goes through the flow of:
Walkthrough Example:
You are have drafted a journal article that needs reviewal approval before publishing onto your company’s daily newsletter site.
Step 1. Create a draft and submit it to your reviewers. You can give your reviews permission to edit or view/comment only. If your company has a form, you can use a desired template within the ‘Template’ menu. Supporting documents or images can be attached within ‘File List’ pane. ‘Favorites’ allows quick-select of users that you set for group of individuals you frequently collaborate with. Also, automating approved docs to be sent to your print-house or website designer for publishing, you can be done by including them under BCC or Group CC.
In case, you have mistakenly sent a file, you can Edit or Reset the process by using ‘Edit process’
Step 2. Your reviewer receives an email notification. He or she opens your file(s) and reviews/modifies them. They may can use Google Docs ‘Suggest edits’ or ‘chat’ function to work together with reviewers to finalize contents. If your reviewers want to add reviewers or files, he or she can do so by clicking ‘Edit process’. If any files are rejected or denied, you can always ‘Reprocess’ after revising docs. In case you haven’t heard anything from your upper level approver, you can ‘Remind’ them.
Step 3. Once docs are finally approved, you can publish as a PDF file and it will include approval history, timestamp and signature as well as finalized contents. You can even share your entire workflow history to third parties.
Automating your workflow system has many benefits!
Save time where you can and enjoy!
Contact:
Harry Jung
Collavate Inc.
4320 Stevens Creek
Boulevard STE 211
San Jose, CA 95129
+1 (650) 515-3733
hjung@collavate.com
http://www.collavate.com
San Jose, CA, March 08, 2016 - Here are the several benefits of automating your workflow process:
- Consistency
- Organization
- Delegation of tasks
- Effective communication
- Easy collaboration
- Accountability
- Increased productivity
- Emplaced schedule
- Satisfaction of finalized publishings
- Drafting
- Peer reviews
- Editing and incorporated suggestions
- Subject-matter reviewal
- Stakeholder approval
- Finalization
Walkthrough Example:
You are have drafted a journal article that needs reviewal approval before publishing onto your company’s daily newsletter site.
Step 1. Create a draft and submit it to your reviewers. You can give your reviews permission to edit or view/comment only. If your company has a form, you can use a desired template within the ‘Template’ menu. Supporting documents or images can be attached within ‘File List’ pane. ‘Favorites’ allows quick-select of users that you set for group of individuals you frequently collaborate with. Also, automating approved docs to be sent to your print-house or website designer for publishing, you can be done by including them under BCC or Group CC.
In case, you have mistakenly sent a file, you can Edit or Reset the process by using ‘Edit process’
Step 2. Your reviewer receives an email notification. He or she opens your file(s) and reviews/modifies them. They may can use Google Docs ‘Suggest edits’ or ‘chat’ function to work together with reviewers to finalize contents. If your reviewers want to add reviewers or files, he or she can do so by clicking ‘Edit process’. If any files are rejected or denied, you can always ‘Reprocess’ after revising docs. In case you haven’t heard anything from your upper level approver, you can ‘Remind’ them.
Step 3. Once docs are finally approved, you can publish as a PDF file and it will include approval history, timestamp and signature as well as finalized contents. You can even share your entire workflow history to third parties.
Automating your workflow system has many benefits!
Save time where you can and enjoy!
Contact:
Harry Jung
Collavate Inc.
4320 Stevens Creek
Boulevard STE 211
San Jose, CA 95129
+1 (650) 515-3733
hjung@collavate.com
http://www.collavate.com
