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✨Introduction to Workflows

Workflows help you standardize and automate donor case processes, saving time and ensuring compliance. Learn how it streamlines tasks, boosts team collaboration, and improves data visibility.

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What are workflows?

A workflow is a structured, repeatable template for managing donor cases. It defines the steps, data, and team roles needed to ensure every case is consistent, efficient, and aligned in real time.

Why it matters:

  • Saves time with automation

  • Ensures compliance with required steps

  • Keeps everyone updated instantly


Core Components

Tasks & Fields

Define steps and required data (e.g., “Verify Donor Info” with fields for blood type, age).

Default Follower Groups

Auto-assign teams (e.g., surgeons, coordinators, supporting staff) to case updates and messaging rooms for instant collaboration.

Donor PDF Mapping

Pulls data from donor PDFs into tasks, reducing manual entry.

Analytics Mapping

Links fields to dashboards for compliance and performance tracking.


Key Benefits

  • Consistency: Every case follows the same process

  • Efficiency: Cuts manual work and repeat emails

  • Compliance: Prevents missing critical data

  • Visibility: Shares real-time updates with stakeholders

  • Insights: Tracks data for reporting and analytics

Example: Transplant coordinators might use a workflow to manage cases, donor information, transportation logics, and more.

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