Workflows and approvals
Add review steps to a content type and control who can move an entry through them.
Updated November 9, 2026
Who can use this: Grow, Scale and Enterprise plans. Setting up a workflow needs permission to manage content types.
A workflow adds steps such as review and approval between writing an entry and publishing it.
Turn on a workflow
In the CMS builder, open a collection content type, or create a new one.
Turn on Supports Workflow.
Under Workflow, keep the default steps or add your own.
Save the content type.
The default steps are draft, in review, approved and published. Single types always skip workflow.
Move an entry through the steps
In the entry editor, the sidebar shows the steps you can move the entry to. Which ones appear depends on the entry's current step and your permissions.
Moving forward goes one step at a time.
Moving backward is always allowed.
A published entry can return straight to draft.
An archived entry can only return to review.
An entry can return to draft only from the step right after it, or from published.
Let people skip steps
Turn on Allow overrides to let an entry move forward past steps.
Control who can move an entry
Each step needs a permission, which you set per role in Roles and organizations:
Draft and in review: create, edit or approve content.
Approved, rejected and archived: approve content.
Scheduled and published: publish content.
A step you add yourself gets its own permission, named after the content type and the step.
Someone who lacks the permission sees the error "You do not have permission for" that step.
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