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# Collaborative workflows

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## Manage your business processes with the NotifyMe collaborative workflows

A simple task such as requesting a supplier to properly complete an inspection notification form, or a client to confirm an inspection date, can take much longer than expected. This, in turn, causes delays or the endless chasing of the people in charge.

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**Use workflows to organize the tasks for managing your business processes,** involving users from different companies and taking collaboration to a new level!
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Process automation prevents the management of the task from taking up more time than required. With NotifyMe, business processes can be generated and distributed through the system, automating repetitive tasks and streamlining the communication processes.

This helps  **ensure all the project team members are on the same page.**

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