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## Documentation
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For comprehensive documentation and to get started with Elsa, please visit the [Elsa Documentation Website](https://v3.elsaworkflows.io/).
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[Elsa Documentation Website](https://docs.elsaworkflows.io/).
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## Known Issues and Limitations
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Elsa is continually evolving, and while it offers powerful capabilities, there are some known limitations and ongoing work:
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- Documentation is still a work in progress.
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- The designer is not yet fully embeddable in other applications; this feature is planned for a future release.
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- C# and Python expressions are not yet fully tested.
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- Bulk Dispatch Workflows is a new activity and not yet fully tested.
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- Input/Output is not yet implemented in the Workflow Instance Viewer.
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- Starting workflows from the designer is currently supported only for workflows that do not require input and do not start with a trigger; this is planned for a future release.
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- The designer currently only supports Flowchart activities. Support for Sequence and StateMachine activities is planned for a future release.
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## Roadmap
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The following features are planned for future releases of Elsa:
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- [ ] Multi-tenancy
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- [ ] State Machine activity
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- [ ] Designer support for Sequence activity & StateMachine activity
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- [ ] BPMN 2.0 support
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- [ ] DMN support
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- [ ] Workflow migration to new versions via UI
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- [ ] Capsules ("hot" deployable workflow packages containing activities and configuration)
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See #3232
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## Use Cases
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- Scheduled workflows such as sending daily reports.
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- Event-driven workflows such as sending welcome emails when a user signs up.
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## Programmatic Workflows
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## Coding Workflows
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Elsa allows you to define workflows in code using C#. The following example shows how to receive HTTP requests and send an email in response:
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## Designed Workflows
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## Designing Workflows
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Elsa allows you to define workflows using a visual designer. The following example shows how to receive HTTP requests and send an email in response:
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## Contributing
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We welcome contributions from the community and are pleased that you are interested in helping to improve the Elsa Workflow project! Here are the steps to contribute to our project:
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