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Once your workflow is built and running, you can share it so others can run it, review outputs, or respond to Human Checkpoints — without needing to build anything themselves.

Sharing a workflow

From the workflow, click Share. You can share with:
  • Specific people — by email address
  • Your whole team — everyone in your Felix organisation
People you share with can run the workflow and view its outputs. They cannot edit the steps unless you give them edit access.

Permission levels

PermissionWhat they can do
ViewSee the workflow and its run history
RunExecute the workflow and view outputs
EditModify steps and descriptions
AdminFull control including sharing and deleting
Set permissions when sharing or update them any time from the workflow settings.

Human Checkpoints and shared workflows

If your workflow includes Human Checkpoints, you can assign them to specific people. When execution reaches a checkpoint, Felix notifies the assigned person and waits for their input. This is useful for approval chains — for example, a paralegal runs the workflow, but a partner reviews and approves before anything is sent.

Tips

  • Give run-only access by default. Most people who use a workflow don’t need to edit it — run access is enough.
  • Assign Human Checkpoints to the right person. If a step requires a specific person’s sign-off, assign the checkpoint to them directly.
  • Use shared workflows to capture institutional knowledge. A workflow built once by one person can run for the whole team — without that person needing to be involved each time.

Running

Run manually, on a schedule, or as a batch

Human Checkpoints

Assign review steps to specific people

Workflows

How workflows are structured