How to Build Workflows

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In this video, Henry walks step-by-step through our process of mapping out workflows with businesses seeking to improve their efficiency.

Topics discussed in this post: diagram, diagramming, efficiency, process, software, tools, vsimple, workflows

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Henry Lynch

Henry joined Vsimple as the VP of Product to ensure that the platform is focused on effectively solving the biggest pain points of the supplier-buyer experience. His relentless focus on interviewing and learning from the company’s customers, prospects, and partners makes sure that Vsimple will continue to drive incremental value for our customers and will effectively work alongside the other systems your business leverages.

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