# Create a workflow
1. If your Appizap Workflow Builder instance has Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) and project features activated, you can choose to either create a workflow in your personal space by selecting "Home," or create a workflow within a specific project to automatically share it with other members of that project.
2. On the **Workflows** list, select **Add Workflow**.
3. Get started by adding a trigger node: select **Add first step...**
### Run workflows manually
During the building and testing phases, it may be required to manually initiate the workflow in situations where there is no trigger node present.
To run manually, select **Test Workflow**.
### Run workflows automatically
All new workflows are inactive by default.
In order for automatic execution, it is necessary to enable workflows that commence with either a trigger node or Webhook node. Should a workflow be inactive, it will require manual activation to run.
To activate or deactivate your workflow, open your workflow and toggle **Inactive** / **Active**. Once a workflow is active, it runs whenever its trigger conditions are met.
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