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After you configure a workflow, this page explains how onboarding/offboarding automation runs. Specifically, it covers steps ③④⑤ in the overall automation (workflow) execution flow.

Automation (Workflow) Execution Flow

  1. Pre-configure automation (mapping)
  2. Configure a workflow Set up an automation workflow for new employee onboarding Set up an automation workflow for employee offboarding
  3. Set trigger items in the directory
  4. Check the queue
  5. Workflow execution timing
  6. Check automation execution history

Set Trigger Items in the Directory

In Directory > Directory Information, configure the following fields that trigger the workflow (automation).
  • Email address
  • Employment period: Start date (hire date) / End date (departure date)
  • Type: Select from “Executive / Full-time employee / Contract employee / Temporary employee / Part-time employee”. Additional options include “Seconded employee / Fixed-term employee / Collaborator / Group address / Shared address”. You can also choose “Test address / Other / Unknown / Unmanaged”.
Note: Directory > User Information has additional required fields (display name, status) beyond those listed above. Note: Some SaaS services create email addresses, such as Google Workspace. For these services, see Add a Google Workspace account with automation. Directory settings screen

Check the Queue

After you configure Directory > Directory Information, the workflow is triggered. The triggered workflow then shows its scheduled executions in the Queue section. If the queue remains empty, check the FAQ. Queue screen

Workflow Execution Timing

Automation can run a configured workflow either automatically or manually. Choose the method that best fits your operation.
Execution methodExecution timeDetails
AutomaticContract start/end date: same day = 23:59, future date = 0:00When a trigger condition is registered or updated in Directory > User Information, the condition is evaluated. If it matches, the execution is scheduled and added to the queue.
ManualImmediatelyRun a workflow manually from the directory. (Run a workflow manually)

Check Execution / Logs

Go to Automation > Automation tab > select a workflow > Execution/Logs to see triggered queues. Execution log screen 1 Execution log screen 2 The Status/Details column shows the following log entries. Scheduled: Scheduled execution: 2025/MM/DD 0:00:00 JST Triggered: Workflow “New Employee Onboarding” was triggered

Check Automation Execution History

Go to Automation > Automation tab > workflow list > Last Run to check execution status. Execution history screen

Check the Execution Log

Go to Automation > select a workflow > Execution to view execution details. Execution log detail screen

Check Execution History in Logs

Go to Automation > Automation tab > select a workflow > Logs to review execution history. Logs screen

FAQ

Q. When does a workflow run?

A. If the execution schedule is a future date, the workflow runs at 0:00 on the scheduled date. If the execution schedule falls on the same day as the contract date, the automation runs at 23:59 (23:59:59). For instructions on running a workflow manually, see Run a workflow manually (directory screen).

Q. Can I specify the execution time for a workflow?

A. Currently, you cannot specify an exact time for workflow execution.

Q. What should I check when a workflow does not enter the queue?

A. Check the following.
  • Confirm that the trigger items for the workflow (automation) are correctly set in Directory > Directory Information.
    • Verify that you set the contract start date or contract end date as the trigger after configuring the workflow.
    • When testing automation, do not set the contract start date and contract end date at the same time. Doing so prevents the item from entering the queue.
  • Verify that the workflow execution schedule is not set to a past date.
Example: If the provision execution schedule is set to “1 day before the contract date” and the hire date is 2026/4/1: The workflow execution schedule is 2026/3/31 at 0:00 (one day before). Set the employment period start date to “2026/4/1” in Directory > User Information by 2026/3/30 at the latest. If you set the employment period start date on 2026/3/31, the item will not enter the queue. Execution will be skipped. Example of queue not entered

Q. I have set up a “provisioning” workflow for Google Workspace. What should I check if the item does not enter the queue?

A. Check the following settings.
  • Confirm that you have set trigger items in the directory.
  • Go to Services > Google Workspace > Workspace to check the connected domains.
    • Verify that the email address in Directory > User Information > Email Address includes one of the connected domains.
    • To provision an account with a different domain, connect it via Integration > Integrations.
    • For details, see Manage multiple workspaces (domains, tenants).
  • Check the automation mapping.
    • If you have multiple workspaces, you must configure settings for each workspace. Confirm that the domain for the email address you want to create is registered.
Last modified on July 10, 2026