Exercise (Session 10): Creating a Workflow Chain (3.2)
Exercise Objective
In this exercise, you will:
- Create a new Workflow Chain in L7|Master. 
- Define the transitions between each Workflow. 
- Create a new Experiment to test this new Workflow Chain. 
Where we are now
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Scenario
From the moment a volunteer enters the clinic, to the collection, testing, and storage of their Red Blood Cells, Plasma, or Platelets, the clinic uses a series of six (6) discrete Workflows to model their donation process.
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Your Task
Part 1: As a Super User, you have been asked to create a Workflow Chain that connects the six (6) Workflows that are used by the donation clinic.
The clinic has provided the following information for their donation process.
Donations Workflow Chain:
- Every volunteer begins with Donation Screening. 
- Approved Donors transition to Unit Collection. 
- Collected Units then transition to Unit Testing. - Donations Units collected outside of the clinic can start at Unit Testing. 
 
- After each Unit has been tested, each Unit Type will be stored in a separate Workflow: - Plasma Storage 
- Platelet Storage 
- Red Blood Cell Storage 
 
Part 2: Define the transitions between each Workflow, based on the following requirements:
- Entities move linearly through the Workflow Chain. 
- For the first two (2) transitions: - Entities transition to the next Workflow upon completion of the upstream Workflow, unless the Entity was failed. 
- At the end of Unit Testing, Entities transition to the Workflow selected in a Next Step field. 
 
Part 3: After creating the Workflow Chain, you need to test that it works as expected. To do this:
- Create and submit a new Experiment for the Donations Workflow Chain. - Add three (3) new Donor Entities. 
 
- Create and complete a new Worksheet for each Workflow in the Workflow Chain. - Create one (1) Red Blood Cell, Plasma, and Platelet Donation Unit in the Unit Collection Workflow to test the last three (3) transitions in the Workflow Chain. 
 
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