Ecosystem Business Process
Break Down Partnering Workflow Silos
Break Down PartneringWorkflow Silos
In the past, partners were often left to manage their own workflows using disconnected emails and spreadsheets.
WorkSpan's Ecosystem Business Process changes that by providing a unified platform with cross-company workflows and company-defined processes integrated into partner flows.
With WorkSpan, partners can collaborate seamlessly and effectively, reducing confusion and delays while streamlining the entire partnership process.
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WorkSpan Shared Workflow Company-Configured Actions Benefits
- Attach my confidential data to another company's workflow (remains visible only to my company)
- Membership management on specific objects - invite, remove, manage access
- Cross-company workflows with company defined steps, actions, states, approvals
- Program-level definition of policies, data, workflows, security, integrations
- Automate company actions based on another company’s workflows, mode, and state
Break Down Partnering Workflow Silos
Easily Deploy Cross-Company Workflows
Workflows make it simple to work together with partners across company boundaries to track progress, accomplish objectives, and execute successful program motions in a repeatable and scalable way.
Establish Repeatable and Scalable Business Processes Aligned to Ecosystem Best Practices
With workflows on WorkSpan, previously disconnected partnering activities across partners are now synchronized, orderly, and accessible, so everyone knows and agrees on where things stand, what’s next, and who’s accountable.
Automatically Align withYour Ecosystem Partners’ Business Processes
On the WorkSpan network, every partner company’s different business rules are mapped together, so partner companies working together are aligned with each other.
For example, different companies often have a different number of steps in their organization’s sales process. WorkSpan’s flexible and powerful business logic maps everyone’s sales steps together, so everyone sees the current status of a shared opportunity in their own organization’s view.
