SugarCRM

Developing a Simple Workflow within SugarCRM

Submitted by John Locke on Fri, 06/27/2008 - 03:26

Packtpub is running a sample from a developer's guide for customizing SugarCRM. The author describes how to set up hooks for particular modules to build a custom workflow.

Custom workflows are a feature that is limited to the proprietary version of SugarCRM--they have not been available in the open source version. With custom development using techniques illustrated here, you can add your own workflows.

This looks to me like it's written specifically for versions of SugarCRM before version 5.

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