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# Running a workflow
To run a workflow, you can either issue a prompt or run the workflow from the workflow details.
## Using a prompt to run a workflow
To run a workflow, you can issue a prompt to run the workflow.
The prompt can include the parameter values to use for that run.
For example:
`Run the Add Customers with Orders workflow to add 10 more customers.`
## Running a workflow from the workflow details
You can also run the
1. In the **Workflows** list, click the workflow name.
2. On the workflow details, if needed, change the values in the parameter fields.
3. Click **Run**.
## Tracking a workflow job
When you run a workflow, to indicate that there's an active job running for an account workflow, Fabricate displays an icon next to the account name.
The workflow details panel includes the list of workflow runs. The runs are grouped by status.
Job runs list on the workflow details page
For each run, the list includes a collapsible list of parameters, and a collapsible set of results.
The run is also added to the [account jobs list](/fabricate/fabricate-accounts-and-users/account-workflow-jobs.md).
If [notification destinations](/fabricate/workspaces/workspace-notification-destinations.md) are configured and enabled for the workspace, then when the job completes, fails, or is canceled, sends the notifications to the destinations.
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