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Wexflow is a cross-platform workflow automation engine designed to streamline and automate recurring tasks. It comes with a powerful workflow server, a modern admin panel for managing workflows, and supports both sequential and flowchart-based workflows.

With over 100 built-in activities, Wexflow supports a wide range of tasks out of the box—from file operations and system processes to scripting, networking, and more. You can also extend its capabilities by creating custom activities or integrating with external systems via the Wexflow API.

Wexflow targets both developers and technical users who need automation (file ops, tasks, scheduling, alerts, etc.). Wexflow is more like a task automation and scheduling platform. It focuses on automating technical jobs like moving or uploading files, sending emails, running scripts, or scheduling batch processes. It's great when you want to automate system tasks easily without writing much code. For more complex scenarios, you can create your own custom activities, install them, and use them within Wexflow to extend its capabilities.

Features

Workflow Engine

  • Cross-platform workflow server
  • Supports sequential, flowchart, and approval workflows
  • Cron-based scheduling
  • 100+ built-in activities
  • 6+ database engines supported
  • Extensible architecture for custom activities
  • Push Notifications via SSE: Get real-time workflow job updates without polling
  • Asynchronous workflow execution for improved concurrency and performance

UI & Visualization

  • Powerful web dashboard
  • Visual workflow designer with drag & drop interface
  • Real-time workflow statistics and monitoring
  • Extensive logging for transparency and debugging

Multi-Platform Support

  • Native Android app
  • Responsive web interface

Internationalization & APIs

  • Multiple language support (English, French, Danish)
  • RESTful API for integration with external systems
  • REST API Clients: Official examples for popular languages (C#, JS, PHP, Python, Go, Rust, Ruby, Java, C++)
  • Extensible with Custom Activities via NuGet

Security & Performance

Deployment & Compatibility

  • Runs on macOS, Linux, Windows, and Docker

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  1. Install Guide
  2. HTTPS/SSL
  3. Screenshots
  4. Docker
  5. Configuration Guide
    1. Wexflow Server
    2. Wexflow.xml
    3. Admin Panel
    4. Authentication
  6. Persistence Providers
  7. Getting Started
  8. Android App
  9. Local Variables
  10. Global Variables
  11. REST Variables
  12. Functions
  13. Cron Scheduling
  14. Command Line Interface (CLI)
  15. REST API Reference
    1. Introduction
    2. JWT Authentication
    3. Sample Clients
      1. C# Client
      2. JavaScript Client
      3. PHP Client
      4. Python Client
      5. Go Client
      6. Rust Client
      7. Ruby Client
      8. Java Client
      9. C++ Client
    4. Security Considerations
    5. Swagger
    6. Workflow Notifications via SSE
      1. C# SSE Client
      2. JavaScript SSE Client
      3. PHP SSE Client
      4. Python SSE Client
      5. Go SSE Client
      6. Rust SSE Client
      7. Ruby SSE Client
      8. Java SSE Client
      9. C++ SSE Client
    7. Endpoints
  16. Samples
    1. Sequential workflows
    2. Execution graph
    3. Flowchart workflows
      1. If
      2. While
      3. Switch
    4. Approval workflows
      1. Simple approval workflow
      2. OnRejected workflow event
      3. YouTube approval workflow
      4. Form submission approval workflow
    5. Workflow events
  17. Logging
  18. Custom Tasks
    1. Introduction
    2. General
      1. Creating a Custom Task
      2. Wexflow Task Class Example
      3. Task Status
      4. Settings
      5. Loading Files
      6. Loading Entities
      7. Need A Starting Point?
    3. Installing Your Custom Task in Wexflow
      1. .NET Framework 4.8 (Legacy Version)
      2. .NET 8.0+ (Stable Version)
      3. Referenced Assemblies
      4. Updating a Custom Task
      5. Using Your Custom Task
    4. Suspend/Resume
    5. Logging
    6. Files
    7. Entities
    8. Shared Memory
    9. Designer Integration
      1. Registering the Task
      2. Adding Settings
    10. How to Debug a Custom Task?
  19. Built-in Tasks
    1. File system tasks
    2. Encryption tasks
    3. Compression tasks
    4. Iso tasks
    5. Speech tasks
    6. Hashing tasks
    7. Process tasks
    8. Network tasks
    9. XML tasks
    10. SQL tasks
    11. WMI tasks
    12. Image tasks
    13. Audio and video tasks
    14. Email tasks
    15. Workflow tasks
    16. Social media tasks
    17. Waitable tasks
    18. Reporting tasks
    19. Web tasks
    20. Script tasks
    21. JSON and YAML tasks
    22. Entities tasks
    23. Flowchart tasks
    24. Approval tasks
    25. Notification tasks
    26. SMS tasks
  20. Run from Source
  21. Fork, Customize, and Sync
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