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Use the SharePoint Check In Document Activity to check in a document to a SharePoint library as part of a dynamic workflow.
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Most SharePoint activities require you to define a connection to the SharePoint server.
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Use SharePoint activities in dynamic workflows to execute common operations on SharePoint lists, such as check in or check out documents, create or update list items, an more.
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Use the Sub Workflow Activity to kick off another workflow from within the parent workflow. The sub workflow is another workflow that is defined in Sequence.
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Use the Stored Procedure Activity to define an activity that executes a SQL Stored Procedure from the Sequence database.
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Use the Error Handler Activity to capture errors details as an object that occur in an Integration Activity or a Stored Procedure Activity.
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Use the Built-in Command Activity to execute various actions in the workflow.
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Use the Assign Activity to set workflow variables to specific values during workflow execution.
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Define workflow stages so that end users can view the specific process stage. This helps end users understand what is required to move to the next stage of the process.
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Learn how to manage workflow versions and implement source control best practices, especially when working as a team.