Using SharePoint Workflows for Project Team Collaboration

⏲ Duration: 30 mins

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A workflow is simply a way of getting tasks done in a logical sequence. One of SharePoint’s greatest strengths is it’s ability to implement automated workflows that allow you to spend more time managing your projects.

Creating workflows to automate tasks is a significant step towards controlling and improving project outcomes.

Scott Footlik, Customer Service Architect, explains how to create a simple SharePoint approval workflow for your project team.

Learn how to:

Use SharePoint for project management.
Automate project process with SharePoint workflows
Combine Nintex and BrightWork for complex workflows.

The BrightWork solution must be installed on either SharePoint On-Premises (SharePoint 2019, 2016, 2013, and 2010) or on SharePoint hosted in a separate cloud. BrightWork does not run on SharePoint Online. Please see our pricing page for deployment options.

Scott Footlik

Customer Success Partner