This popup form can be accessed via the 
options menu in the top header area of the 
workflow view page, as shown in Figure 1. Alternatively, you can access the 
delete popup form via the 
actions column menu of the Workflows tab at the organisation view page, as shown in Figure 2.
Warning: When you delete a workflow then all its 
states and transitions are deleted as well. You will only be allowed to delete a workflow if no other assets currently use that workflow. You may suspend a workflow to prevent any new assets from using it.
If you are sure you want to delete this workflow then click the “Delete workflow” button otherwise click the “Cancel” if you no longer want to delete this workflow.
options menu in the top header area of the 
workflow view page, as shown in Figure 1. Alternatively, you can access the 
delete popup form via the 
actions column menu of the Workflows tab at the 
organisation view page, as shown in Figure 2.
Figure 1 – Access via options menu
Figure 2 – Access via workflows tab
This popup is shown in Figure 3 and is used to delete an existing workflow.
Figure 3 – Delete workflow form
This form contains the following read-only fields:| Context: | Shows which organisation this workflow belongs to. |
|---|---|
| Title: | Shows the title of this workflow. |
| Description: | Shows the description of this workflow. |
| Status: | Shows the current status of this workflow. |
states and 
transitions are deleted as well. You will only be allowed to delete a workflow if no other assets currently use that workflow. You may suspend a workflow to prevent any new assets from using it.
If you are sure you want to delete this workflow then click the “Delete workflow” button otherwise click the “Cancel” if you no longer want to delete this workflow.