Workflow Designer: Design and control technical workflows with precision
Workflow Designer gives you a centralized environment to build, visualize, and manage technical workflows across your operation. It allows teams to define how services, connections, and resources should behave, ensuring consistent and automated execution every time.
As part of the DataMiner xOps platform, it supports organizations in broadcast, service provider, satellite, smart ecosystems, and defense by turning complex operational logic into reusable, reliable workflows that scale with your business.
Key benefits:
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Structured workflow modeling
Build workflows using configurable nodes representing sources, destinations, resources, or resource pools. This structured approach reflects real‑world operational architecture and makes workflows easier to maintain.
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Flexible connectivity logic
Define how nodes link together, including the order, conditions, and type of connectivity. This ensures workflows reflect both operational requirements and technical constraints.
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Controlled execution behavior
Use built‑in automation logic to control how workflows execute. Define what actions occur at runtime and apply specific behaviors to individual connections for granular control.
Who uses Workflow Designer?
Workflow Designer supports teams responsible for building and maintaining operational processes, including:
- Media & broadcast engineers
- Systems architects
- Operations engineering teams
These teams depend on Workflow Designer to create consistent, automated processes that reduce errors and increase operational resilience.
This is a standard DataMiner application that can be used as is, with minimal configuration. It will receive regular upgrades to improve the user experience. You can also obtain a copy to customize to your requirements, but such a custom version will not receive automatic updates.
Powered by the DataMiner xOps platform
Workflow Designer is deeply integrated into the DataMiner xOps ecosystem. The workflows you design can be executed on demand or triggered through Scheduling and Orchestration, ensuring seamless coordination across technology, operations, and business processes.
