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For our example, let’s say Workflow A passes a variable to, and starts, Workflow B. You’d configure each workflow as follows:

Build Workflow B

1. Create a new workflow.
2. Set the ‘Start Event’ to ‘Component Workflow’.
3. In the ‘Start Event’ configuration blade, select ‘+Create variable’.
4. Add and configure any additional actions.
5. Publish the workflow.

Build Workflow A

1. Create a new workflow.
2. Add a ‘Call a workflow’ action to the workflow.
3. Open the configuration for ‘Call a workflow’.
4. In the ‘Workflow’ dropdown menu, find and select ‘Workflow B’.
5. Under ‘Inputs’ you’ll see a field for the Start Event variable from Workflow B; in this field, enter a value or add a variable using the ‘+Insert’ option.
6. Publish Workflow A.

When you run Workflow A it will start Workflow B with the inputs that you provided.

Here’s some example workflows I created for your reference:

Workflow A: n6T7hf4Gsq5XXE2dPDs32Xt15WMJsJRHMVXZob77FRhf6cFqL

Workflow B: jomFJPZ1hgzoNCLLUcututAJUqDPkokZzkHmF9Ao58EmqXrae

Thank you. I kept breaking my workflow all day, but it sunk in, finally 3 minutes after I was off of work. Tested it, and it was a success. Thank you! This is going to be very helpful in an array of projects that I have assigned or will be.