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"When it comes to structured workflow, the product's capabilities are rather minimal. Tasks and hot folders can be set up in such a way as to create simple approval flows based on e-mail notification and progression of files (or more commonly, links to files, accompanied by low-resolution previews) through a series of folders. If you're looking for anything fancier than this, unfortunately, you're on your own."
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