About workflows in ClearID - ClearID

Genetec ClearID™ User Guide

Applies to
ClearID
Last updated
2024-04-09
Content type
Guides > User guides
Language
English
Product
ClearID

Genetec ClearID™ uses workflows to process, and then approve or reject, access requests, visit requests, or identity requests.

NOTE: Depending on how you configure your sites and areas, some of the workflow processes might not apply to your environment.

The following workflows are provided to support the different request types:

Access request workflow

An access request workflow is a series of activities associated with an access request. These activities are performed by the system or authorized people during the life cycle of an access request. The activities can change the access request state and properties, affect other entities in the system, or wait for a condition to become true.

Visit request workflow

A visit request workflow is a series of activities associated with a visit request. These activities are performed by the system during the life cycle of a visit request. The activities can change the visit request state and properties, affect other entities in the system, or wait for a condition to become true.

Visit request watchlist workflow

A watchlist workflow is a series of activities associated with screening visitors who are invited to a site. These activities are performed by the system during the life cycle of a visit request if watchlists are enabled for the account. The activities can change the visit request state and properties, affect other entities in the system, or wait for a condition to become true.

Identity request workflow

An identity request workflow is a series of activities associated with an identity request. These activities are performed by the system or authorized people during the life cycle of an identity request. The activities can create an individual identity, or multiple identities (using a CSV import), and add each new identity to a role to inherit relevant role access for a specified period.