When you create a workflow type in Microsoft Dynamics AX, it must be assigned to a workflow category. The workflow category determines whether a workflow type is available in a specific module. If an appropriate workflow category does not already exist, you must create one.
For example, a workflow type for a customer invoice should not be available in the Master planning module. To make the workflow type available only in the Customer module, create a workflow category with the Customer module selected.
The following procedure describes how to create a new workflow category.
To create a workflow category
- In the AOT, expand the Workflow node.
- Right-click the Workflow Categories node, and then click New Workflow Category. A new workflow category group displays under the Workflow Categories node.
- Right-click the new workflow category and then click Properties.
- In the Properties sheet, set the following properties as required.
Property | Value |
Name | The name that is used to reference the workflow category. |
Label | The label used for the workflow category in the user interface. |
Help Text | The description of the workflow category displayed in the configuration user interface. |
Module | The module that the workflow will be available in. The default is Ledger. |
After a workflow category is created, you can bind the workflow type to the new category. Typically, this is performed by the Workflow Wizard. The following procedure describes how to manually bind a workflow type to a workflow category.
To bind a workflow type to a workflow category
- In the AOT, expand the Workflow node, and then expand the Workflow Types node.
- Right-click the workflow type that you want to bind a workflow category to, and then select Properties.
- In the Properties sheet, set the Category property to the workflow category created in the previous procedure.
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