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. That’s it.
Here’s the catch: the task must already be complete for this to work. If it’s still open or hasn’t started yet? Nothing happens.
You’ll find status actions 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. Simple.
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. It’s like having a built-in safety net.
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 - no manual intervention needed.

See how 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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