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# Workflow

Le **Workflow** de Multigest permet de faire circuler des documents dans des circuits de validation : un document est soumis à une ou plusieurs personnes qui doivent réaliser une **action** (valider, viser, signer, transmettre…).

Ce chapitre regroupe l'**usage du Workflow côté utilisateur** : suivre et traiter les actions qui vous sont confiées, signer via le parapheur, déléguer vos actions.

> 💡 La **configuration** des circuits de workflow (modèles, étapes, notifications) relève de l'administration : voir [Workflow — Administration](/documentations/multigest/administration/workflow-administration.md).

## Dans ce chapitre

* [Traitement des tâches](/documentations/multigest/workflow/traitement-taches.md) — le tableau de bord de vos actions de workflow
* [Traiter une action](/documentations/multigest/workflow/traiter-action.md) — toutes les actions possibles sur une ligne du tableau de bord
* [Filtrer et chercher ses actions](/documentations/multigest/workflow/filtrer-chercher-actions.md)
* [Utiliser le parapheur](/documentations/multigest/workflow/utiliser-parapheur.md)
* [Actions secondaires du Workflow](/documentations/multigest/workflow/actions-secondaires-workflow.md)
* [Délégation Workflow](/documentations/multigest/workflow/delegation-workflow.md)


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