Tutorial : Use Wfa as a self-service portal

In my previous post, I have shown you my package on how to abstract user-input and how that allows you to create more user-friendly workflows.

In this youtube tutorial we are diving into that package and have a look what it does and what it can mean to you. download the sample excel from this demo

How to use WFA as a self service portal

If you ever thought about using WFA as a self-service portal, I'm sure you have bumped into a few challenges on how to make it user friendly.

If you want to design a good a userinput form, the absolute number 1 rule is "KISS" (keep it short and stupid).  So if you are going to present an operator or end-user with a short and simple input form, how can it kick off a long and complex workflow ?  If you want to omit all the technical information and decisions from the operator, how can WFA know what resources to pick ?