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# Workflow

### Add a creation wizard to the product catalogue

1. Click "Create wizard" on the Workflow page
2. Click "Save changes"

### Delete creation wizard

1. Click "Delete"-icon on
2. Click "Save changes"

### Add steps to the creation wizard

1. Click "+ Add step" on the Workflow page
2. Set headline and description
3. Click "Submit"
4. Add properties to the step
5. Click "Save changes"

### Edit creation wizard step

1. Click "Edit"-button
2. Change the attributes you wish to edit
3. Click "Submit"
4. Click "Save changes"

### Delete creation wizard step

1. Click "Delete"-button
2. Click "Save changes"

### Add properties to steps

1. Click "+ Add property to step" on the Workflow page
2. Select an attribute
3. Check the "Mandatory"-toggle if the attribute is mandatory
4. Click "Submit"
5. Click "Save changes"

### Edit properties of steps

1. Click the property you want to edit
2. Change the attributes you wish to edit
3. Click "Submit"
4. Click "Save changes"

{% hint style="info" %}
To create a new creation wizard it must have at least one step. In addition that step must have at least one property.
{% endhint %}


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