Examples > Multi-level approval loops
Automate changing the status of tasks
Status actions in Tallyfy do one thing - they automatically re-open a step (task) that was already marked as complete. The target task must already be complete for this to work. If it’s still open or hasn’t started yet, nothing happens.
They’re particularly handy for:
- Approval/rejection steps - when something gets rejected, the previous step automatically re-opens so corrections can be made.
- Feedback loops - need to send a process back for revisions? Status actions handle the return trip.
Example 1: Re-open task after rejection
IF (Approval Decision field) is "Requires changes"THEN re-open task "Make changes for next draft"When reviewers request changes, that draft task opens right back up.
Example 2: Loop back if quality check fails
IF (Quality Check field) is "Failed"THEN re-open task "Review product specifications"This sends the process back to specification review whenever quality doesn’t pass.
Example 3: Handle document corrections
IF (Manager Approval field) is "Rejected"THEN re-open task "Update documentation"Manager says no? The documentation task re-opens automatically.

Completing step 2 automatically re-opens step 3 - that’s your process loop in action.
Tasks > Complete or reopen tasks
Actions > Automate hiding or showing tasks
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