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Overview

With same-space publishinga workflow, each document (page or blog post) can have concurrent draft and approved versions.

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A single state in your workflow must be set as a final state.

Workflow with a final state

A workflow with a final state differentiates  helps differentiate to your users between content in a draft state , content and content in the final state, and the final state version.

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If the content is in one of the other workflow states, the workflow will see this as a draft state.

There is no difference in view or edit permissions for documents in a workflow draft or final state.

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((approved content)

In the Basic Approval Workflow, the final state is the Approved state.

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The other states in the workflow are considered as draft content.

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If the page has been previously approved (transitioned to the final state), the workflow byline includes a link to view the latest approved version. This version was created on the last transition to the final state.

Adding a final state to a workflow in Cloud does not change any user access to a page or blogpost.

In Confluence Cloud, user permissions to the page are managed by using the page level permissions.

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The workflow final state can be

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used by the app in a number of ways

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  • remove any page

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  • level

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  • restrictions on the transition to the final state

  • a workflow trigger can be set with a condition that requires the workflow to be in the final state for the trigger action to occur

Using Comala Document Management for Cloud together with Comala Publishing, the final state transition is the default event to publish a page to a different space.

Workflow final state and published version

final state will be, by default, displayed on the page subtitle with a green state indicator circle (or green lozenge in workflow builder visual editor)

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