# Assisted Workflow
## Requirements
Linux Control Center = 2.10.X or higher
## Overview
Assisted Workflow is ideal for delegating specific tasks to specific users. It allows a user to access only one or more workflows previously configured by the administrator, ensuring that they only have permission to perform the designated task.
## Objective
The objective of this document is to demonstrate step by step how to configure Assisted Workflow for a Console user.
## Create a Console Access User
* The first step is to create a user with limited permissions to access the LCC Console.
1. Access the LCC and click **Config** in the left side menu.
2. Click **Users**.
3. Click **Create**.
4. Fill in the fields as instructed below;
* **Username:** User to log in to the Console.
* **Password:** User password.
* **Confirm Password:** Field to confirm password.
* **Email:** Email to receive notifications.
* **First Name:** First display name.
* **Last Name:** Last display name.
### User Permissions
1. Click **Configure Permissions**
2. Enable the following screens with *read-only* or *read and write* permissions.
**Dashboard:** Mandatory in all cases. **Host:** Mandatory in all cases.**Queue:** To track the status of the Action in the queue.**AssistedWorkflow:** Access to the Assisted Workflow screen.**WorkflowRun:** Permission to run the Workflow.
1. Click **Save** to save the permissions.
2. Click **Save** to create the user.
## Create the Workflow
1. Create the Workflow according to your needs.
2. Click **Workflow** on the left sidebar.
3. Click **Create**.
4. Enter a name for the Workflow in the **Name** field.
5. Click **Start New Workflow**.
6. Choose the desired *Action* in the **Action** field
7. Choose the **Host** on which you want to execute the action in the **Host** field.
8. You can also execute the action in a group, selecting it in the **Group** field.
9. Click **Create**.
10. Click **Save** to create the *Workflow*.
## Create Sub Action
1. Open the Workflow in which you want to add an *Action* with decision making and click **Add Subaction** for the desired action.
2. Click **Action** and choose the *Sub Action*
3. Choose which result will be responsible for executing the *Sub Action*.
* **Always**: Executes the *Sub Action* regardless of the result of the previous *Action*.
* **Success**: Executes the *Sub Action* only in case of *Success* of the previous *Action*.
* **Error**: Executes the *Sub Action* only in case of *Error* of the previous *Action*.
* **Regex**: Executes the *Sub Action* only if the defined *Regular Expression* is the result of the previous *Action*.
1. Click **Create** to create the *Sub Action*.
2. Click **Save** to save the *Sub Action*
## Create the Assisted Workflow
* With the User and the Workflow created, now is the final step to create the Assisted Workflow
1. Access the **Assisted Workflow** screen in the left side menu.
2. Click **Create**
3. Enter a name to identify the Assisted Workflow in **Name** and choose which Workflow will be executed in the **Workflow** field.
4. Define which l Console user or which Console User Group will have access to this Assisted Workflow.
5. Click **Save** to create the Assisted Workflow.
## Running the Assisted Workflow
1. To run the Assisted Workflow, access the LCC with the user it was created as.
2. Access the **Assisted Workflow** screen in the left side menu.
3. Click on **Actions** of the desired Assisted Workflow and click on **Run**. This will execute the pre-configured workflow.
