Which aspects of a workflow are copied over when creating a new workspace from a template that includes automated workflows?

When creating a new workspace from a template that includes automated workflows, the aspects that are copied over are the active status, trigger, and actions. This means that when a new workspace is instantiated from a template, the fundamental operational characteristics of the workflows are preserved, allowing them to function as intended in the new environment.

The active status ensures that the workflow can effectively be used upon creation, while the trigger defines the conditions under which the workflow initiates. The actions specify what tasks the workflow will execute once activated. This transfer of critical elements enables users to maintain the intended functionality of the automated processes without having to manually reconfigure each component after the initial setup.

While aspects such as the name and description of the workflow are also important, the specific operational elements—active status, triggers, and actions—are the key components necessary for the workflow's immediate usability in the new workspace. This retains the continuity and efficiency expected from template usage, giving users a seamless transition into their new environment.