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Importing Workflows

When creating a new workflow, it is recommended to base it on a template. This approach makes configuration easier and faster, and aids in gradually learning the workflow's capabilities.

Importing a Workflow

To import a workflow template:

1

Download a template

Workflow templates are stored as JSON files and can be found in the workflow template library in Gallagher's Security Hub.

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The Workflow Builder module displays all existing workflows and enables the creation of new ones. Follow either of the instructions below to create a new workflow from a template or import a template into an existing workflow.

New Workflow from a Template

To create a new workflow from a template:

1

Create a new workflow

Follow the instructions for how to create a new workflow and continue until you reach the workflow editor view.

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Import a template

Use the Upload button at the top of the workflow editing screen and choose the file to import.

3

Imported workflows are automatically saved.

The imported workflow saves automatically. However, any changes you make after that must be saved manually.

Overwriting an Existing Workflow with a Template

To import a template into an existing workflow:

1

Follow the instructions for how to edit a workflow and continue until you reach the edit workflow view.

2

Import a template

In the workflow builder view, click the Upload button at the top of the screen and select the file to import.

3

Imported workflows are automatically saved.

The imported workflow overwrites the existing one and is automatically saved. Any changes you make after that must be saved manually.

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