> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.yellowant.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.yellowant.com/managing-dashboard/event-workflows.md).

# Event Workflows

**What is an event workflow?**  \
YellowAnt is connected to all your apps so you can create cross application workflows that can be triggered by an event of any application. This means a certain event of a certain application can trigger a chain of events across other apps and even use the subsequent data in the process. The "Event Workflows" panel of the YellowAnt dashboard is the control center for all your event workflows in use.

It is divided into two sections -

**Your Workflows**

This contains all the workflows that you are currently using. You can go to the workflow management page by clicking on the "manage" button on your workflow cards. In the management tab you can edit the workflow or make other required settings changes.

**Available Workflows**

This contains all the workflows that are available as templates in the YellowAnt Marketplace. You can click on "Use Template" button on these cards to see what they contain in a detailed overview and proceed to click on the top right button with same "Use Template" again to start editing or using for your needs.

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