How to Publish a Workflow in Kodo?
Review the draft workflow thoroughly to ensure it meets all requirements.
Once satisfied, click Publish to make it the active version.
After publishing, any new form submitted will follow the new workflow.
Forms that were submitted before the workflow was published will remain unaffected by the changes.
Publishing ensures that the new workflow is applied to all future forms while preserving the integrity of previously submitted forms.
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