Dynamic Workflow Control Based on Database Logic

One or more non-transitory computer-readable media storing instructions that, when executed by a computing device comprising one or more processors and memory storing at least a workflow engine and a workflow database, cause the computing device to:

• con the workflow engine based on the workflow database, wherein the workflow database comprises one or more data tables including a logical arrangement of workflow steps, workflow actions, and workflow transitions;
• receive, from a first computing device, a work effort request corresponding to a workflow;
• cause the first computing device to display a first user interface comprising a plurality of first user interface elements, the first user interface corresponding to a first workflow step of a work effort related to the work effort request and the workflow;
• receive, from the first computing device and through the first user interface, a first trigger associated with one or more of the first plurality of user interface elements;
• based on the first trigger, execute the workflow engine to perform at least a first workflow action;
• and
• responsive to performing at least the first workflow action, perform a first workflow transition to progress the work effort from the first workflow step to a second workflow step.

A method, comprising:

• at a computing device comprising one or more processors and memory storing at least a workflow engine and a workflow database:
• configuring the workflow engine based on the workflow database, wherein the workflow database comprises one or more data tables including a logical arrangement of workflow steps, workflow actions, and workflow transitions;
• receiving, from a first computing device, a work effort request corresponding to a workflow;
• causing the first computing device to display a first user interface comprising a plurality of first user interface elements, the first user interface corresponding to a first workflow step of a work effort related to the work effort request and the workflow;
• receiving, from the first computing device and through the first user interface, a first trigger associated with one or more of the first plurality of user interface elements;
• based on the first trigger, executing the workflow engine to perform at least a first workflow action;
• and
• responsive to performing at least the first workflow action, performing a first workflow transition to progress the work effort from the first workflow step to a second workflow step.