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Practical working label — agree its meaning within your project
Workflow Architecture defines the high‑level arrangement of tasks, decision points, and information flows across a project. It maps who owns each step, the inputs required, and the outputs produced for the next stage.
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When to use workflow architecture
Select a Workflow Architecture when multiple roles must coordinate on a complex deliverable.
A practical example of workflow architecture
Developers follow an architecture that routes feature ideas through design review, prototype testing, and final QA before release.
How it applies to Ideoreto
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Key takeaways
- Verify that each stage lists the responsible role and required deliverables.
- Confirm that decision points include documented criteria for moving forward.
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