Automation design
Write an event-driven workflow specification
Turns a business workflow into an implementation-ready event model with triggers, states, retries, and observability.
- event modeling
- workflow automation
- state machine
- implementation brief
Prompt
Convert this workflow into an event-driven automation specification. Include: 1. Event names and payload fields. 2. State transitions in plain language. 3. Idempotency keys and duplicate handling. 4. Retry policy and dead-letter conditions. 5. Human review states and notification rules. 6. Data retention, access, and audit notes. 7. A compact test plan that proves the workflow handles happy path, missing data, duplicate events, and partial failure. Write for a product engineer and an operations lead who need to agree before implementation starts.