Highlights
- Build Custom Approval Workflows
- Schedule One-Time Workflows
- Sync Shared Workflows Across Teams
- Tag and Organize Workflows
- Organize Guidance in the Sidebar
Build Custom Approval Workflows
Automate approval decisions based on your business rules. Route requests to the right approver automatically or approve/deny instantly based on custom logic. Automated decisions show clearer context in both the platform and Slack. Custom approval workflows have three possible outcomes:- Auto-approve: Workflow continues until approval is received
- Auto-deny: Workflow continues until approval is denied
- Manual approval required: Workflow pauses for manual approval (only primary approvers receive notifications; approval requests include Approve/Deny buttons in Slack)
Schedule One-Time Workflows
The help desk agent can now schedule one-time workflows when you specify a time. Plan workflow runs in advance, like adding a user to an Okta group when they leave for travel and removing them when they return. Workflows will be run automatically at the times you specify.
Sync Shared Workflows Across Teams
Pull down updates from a central workflow to maintain consistency across teams. When the source workflow changes, Serval shows an “Update Available” button. Click it to pull down changes or dismiss to maintain your version separately. For example, your IT team creates a laptop provisioning workflow. When HR and Engineering teams use this workflow, they can see a notification in the workflow builder and pull in updates.
Tag and Organize Workflows
Create custom tags to organize your workflows. Collapse sections in the sidebar and search by tags to find workflows faster.
Organize Guidance in the Sidebar
See “Never Published” and “Disabled” guidance at a glance with new status indicators. Filter to see deleted workflows and understand which guidance is active.
Platform Updates
Access release notes easily New Release Notes button in your profile footer for quick access to product updates. Simplify navigation Cleaner sidebar labels: “My Tickets” → “Tickets”, “My Teams” → “Teams”, “My Access” → “Access”, “Organization Settings” → “Settings”. Navigation paths updated to match (e.g., /my-tickets → /tickets). Filter and manage tickets- “Involves” filter: One filter for all forms of ticket involvement—assignee, requester, commenter, mentioned, approver, or task assignee. Find every ticket you’re connected to without multiple filter combinations.
- Full ticket type names: Ticket badges now show full names instead of single-letter abbreviations. “Request” instead of “R”, “Task” instead of “T”, making ticket types immediately clear.

