Workflow Orchestration Design
Design auditable, maintainable workflow orchestration patterns across automated and human tasks.
Workflows That Survive Production
Poorly designed orchestration leads to workflows that cannot handle exceptions, cannot be monitored and cannot be modified safely. Clavon designs orchestration architectures that are explicit about state, robust under failure and transparent to both operators and auditors.
ScopeWhat Workflow Orchestration Design Covers
Define orchestration engine roles: state machine, rule engine, event bus
Map out workflow design patterns: sequential, parallel, conditional, compensating transactions
Integrate human tasks, approvals and exception handling into automated workflows
Address monitoring, SLA management and failure handling
Provide design guidelines for secure, auditable orchestration
Orchestration Patterns
Sequential & Parallel
Linear and concurrent workflow patterns with proper dependency management and synchronisation points
Exception Handling
Compensating transactions, retry policies and dead letter queues for workflow failures
Human-in-the-Loop
Approval tasks and escalation gates embedded in automated workflows with SLA tracking
Deliverables
Workflow design patterns and decision tables
Orchestration platform reference architecture
Templates for creating new workflows