There are 5 workflow templates that ship out of the box with SharePoint Server 2010. You can use these templates to start creating workflows using the browser immediately. The template that’s used the most among these is the Approval workflow template. This video demonstrates how you can make use of this workflow template to approve documents.

This video shows how the page publishing process works in a site created using ‘Publishing Site with Workflow’ site template. The publishing pages that are used to present content on a publishing site go through an approval workflow process before they are displayed to the visitors of the site. Members of the site are the ones creating the content while the Approvers are the people who approve/reject the content. You will see the whole lifecycle of this process in this video.

Publishing pages are modified by a few and read by many. They are used in publishing sites that are usually internet sites. It is a good practice to put a publishing page through a workflow before it is published to be consumed by everyone. In this video, you will see how this process works.

Learn how to route a document through the Approval Workflow process. Configure the workflow so that once it is completed successfully, the Content Approval column is automatically marked as Approved.

This Video demos the Expiration Policy feature of the Records Management functionality in SharePoint Server 2007. In particular, the Disposition Approval Workflow is implemented as part of the Information Management Policy to properly dispose of the document once its specified retention period has been reached.

Microsoft Office SharePoint Server comes with many pre-built workflows out of the box. Learn how you can utilize those workflows and create additional ones directly from the browser