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# Workflow Editor
Accessed through clicking B2B Office Suite > "**Workflow Editor"** link on the left side panel of the application.
Workflow Editor is a visual interface enabling you to create, edit, and manage workflows by defining steps and actions that are performed in a specific order. The Workflow Editor makes it easy to create and manage workflows for data integration, API integration, and EDI integration.
### Create a Workflow
1. Drag & Drop "**Start**" into the Workflow Editor to begin your Workflow
2. Drag & Drop Tasks, Connections and Conditional Forks into the Workflow Editor.
3. Link the Workflow Tasks, Connections and Conditional Forks together using **O** by linking each workflow element from Start to the End.
4. Run the Workflow using "**Start**".
5. Click "**Save**"
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Collaborate on Workflows with other Justransform platform users within your tenant by clicking "**Participants**"
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