Workflow Step Type

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With this module you can create custom workflow step types that extend the default list of workflow steps in Crowdin Enterprise. Once the app is installed, the new step types become available in the workflow editor, where they can be added to workflows and templates.

A custom workflow step is an external processing stage in a workflow. Crowdin Enterprise routes the strings, tracks their status, and counts progress, while your app implements the step’s condition of done: it decides when a string is complete on the step and which output it leaves through. Typical uses include AI-based review, integration with an external review or MT system, compliance gates, and delay or scheduling steps.

How It Works

The module works asynchronously, driven by webhook events:

An organization admin installs the app. The custom step types provided by the app become available in the workflow editor.
A project manager adds the custom step to a workflow or workflow template and configures it via the settings UI provided by the app.
When strings reach the custom step, Crowdin Enterprise sends the string.status_on_step.recalculation_triggered webhook event to the app.
The app processes the received strings with its own logic. Processing is asynchronous and can take as long as needed.
The app updates the status of each processed string via the API, assigning it to one of the step’s declared output ports according to its routing logic.
Crowdin Enterprise routes the strings to the next workflow step connected to that output.

Access

You can grant access to this module to one of the following user categories:

Only organization admins
All users in the organization projects
Selected users

Structure

The example below shows a complete app descriptor for an app that provides a custom workflow step. The crowdin_agent authentication type, the agent object, and the webhook module subscribed to the string.status_on_step.recalculation_triggered event are all required:

{
  "identifier": "custom-workflow-step-app",
  "name": "Custom Workflow Step App",
  "description": "A sample app that provides a custom workflow step",
  "logo": "/logo.png",
  "baseUrl": "https://example.com",
  "authentication": {
    "type": "crowdin_agent",
    "clientId": "your-client-id"
  },
  "agent": {
    "name": "Custom Step",
    "username": "custom-step-agent",
    "avatarUrl": "/assets/agent-avatar.png"
  },
  "events": {
    "installed": "/hooks/installed"
  },
  "scopes": [
    "project"
  ],
  "modules": {
    "workflow-step-type": [
      {
        "key": "custom-workflow-step",
        "name": "Custom Workflow Step",
        "logo": "/logo.png",
        "description": "A sample custom step for Crowdin Enterprise workflows",
        "boundaries": {
          "input": {
            "title": "Input Strings",
            "ports": [
              "untranslated",
              "translated",
              "approved",
              "all",
              "false",
              "true",
              "skipped",
              "initial"
            ]
          },
          "outputs": [
            {
              "title": "Processed Strings",
              "port": "translated"
            },
            {
              "title": "Unprocessed Strings",
              "port": "untranslated"
            }
          ]
        },
        "editorMode": "comfortable",
        "updateSettingsUrl": "/settings/custom-workflow-step",
        "deleteSettingsUrl": "/delete/custom-workflow-step",
        "url": "/workflow-step/custom-workflow-step",
        "environments": [
          "crowdin-enterprise"
        ]
      }
    ],
    "webhook": [
      {
        "key": "workflow-step-webhook",
        "url": "/hooks/workflow",
        "events": [
          "string.status_on_step.recalculation_triggered"
        ]
      }
    ]
  }
}

Properties

`key`	Type: `string` Required: yes Description: Module identifier within the Crowdin app.
`name`	Type: `string` Required: yes Description: The human-readable name of the workflow step type shown in the workflow editor.
`logo`	Type: `string` Required: no Description: The relative URL to the workflow step type’s logo that will be displayed in the workflow editor. The recommended resolution is 48x48 pixels.
`description`	Type: `string` Required: no Description: The human-readable description of what the workflow step does. The description will be visible in the Crowdin Enterprise UI.
`boundaries`	Type: `object` Required: yes Description: Defines the input and output ports for the workflow step, determining how strings enter and exit the step. Read more about Boundaries and Ports.
`boundaries.input`	Type: `object` Required: yes Description: Specifies the properties of the input data for the workflow step, including available ports. Exactly one input group is allowed.
`boundaries.input.title`	Type: `string` Required: yes Description: The title for the input section of the workflow step (3–30 characters).
`boundaries.input.ports`	Type: `array` Required: yes Allowed values: `untranslated`, `translated`, `approved`, `all`, `false`, `true`, `skipped`, `initial` Description: Defines the string statuses that can be processed by this workflow step.
`boundaries.outputs`	Type: `array` Required: yes Description: Specifies the possible outputs of the workflow step, determining how processed strings move forward. A step can declare one or two outputs.
`boundaries.outputs.[]`	Type: `object` Required: yes Allowed values for `port`: `untranslated`, `translated`, `approved`, `all`, `false`, `true`, `skipped` Description: Defines the outputs of the workflow step. Each object in the array contains: `title` (string) – The title for the output section of the workflow step (3–30 characters). `port` (string) – The port type used for connecting outputs. The `initial` port cannot be used as an output.
`editorMode`	Type: `string` Required: no Allowed values: `side-by-side`, `comfortable`, `multilingual` Description: Defines the default Crowdin Enterprise Editor mode used when a user opens the Editor for this workflow step.
`updateSettingsUrl`	Type: `string` Required: no Description: The relative URL for sending updated workflow step settings after a user saves changes in the workflow editor. Used if the custom workflow step has a configuration.
`deleteSettingsUrl`	Type: `string` Required: no Description: The relative URL notified when the workflow step is deleted in the workflow editor.
`url`	Type: `string` Required: no Description: The relative URL to the iframe with the settings UI for the workflow step. The page is loaded in the workflow editor when a user configures the step.
`environments`	Type: `string` Allowed values: `crowdin-enterprise` Description: Set of environments where a module could be installed. This parameter is needed for cross-product applications.

Boundaries and Ports

The boundaries object declares the step’s connectors in the workflow. A port describes the state of the content that flows through it, not the steps it connects. An output of one step can be connected to an input of the next step if both use the same port, or if either side uses the all port.

Port	Meaning
`initial`	The string arrived directly from the workflow’s Start point without prior processing. Can be used only as an input.
`untranslated`	The string has no translation yet.
`translated`	The string has a translation.
`approved`	The string’s translation has been approved.
`skipped`	The string was bypassed by a previous step (for example, pre-translation found no match).
`true` / `false`	A generic boolean pair for branching logic. These are the same connectors used by Custom Code steps.
`all`	A wildcard that can be connected to any port on the other side.

A common configuration is one “success” output (for example, translated, approved, or true) and one “failure” or “bypass” output (for example, untranslated, skipped, or false), so the workflow can route processed and unprocessed strings down different paths.

Requirements

Apps that include the workflow-step-type module must meet all of the following requirements. Only the first two are validated when the app is installed:

crowdin_agent authentication – the app must use the crowdin_agent authentication type and declare an agent in the app descriptor. Other authentication types (for example, crowdin_app or none) are not allowed for this module. Read more about Authentication.
App backend – all module URLs are relative to the app’s baseUrl, so the module is not compatible with serverless apps.
Companion Webhook module – the same app must also declare a Webhook module subscribed to the string.status_on_step.recalculation_triggered event. Without it, there is no error at installation or when the step is added to a workflow – strings that reach the step are silently never delivered to the app. A validation error (Some required dependencies are unmet) appears only when the workflow is saved again later.
Crowdin Enterprise only – custom workflow steps are available only in Crowdin Enterprise projects with workflows. In Crowdin (crowdin.com) the module is unavailable rather than rejected.

Authentication

The workflow-step-type module requires the crowdin_agent authentication type. If the app descriptor uses any other authentication type (or omits the authentication object), the installation fails with the following error:

Only crowdin_agent authentication type is allowed for workflow-step-type module type

Why the Agent Authentication Type

A custom workflow step keeps processing strings in your projects long after installation, triggered by webhooks and without a user session. For that, Crowdin Enterprise creates a dedicated agent (a bot user that represents your app in the organization):

The agent user is created automatically when the app is installed and removed when the app is uninstalled.
All API calls the app makes to process strings on the custom step are authenticated as the agent user.
The agent must have manager access to every project where the custom step is used. A project manager invites the agent to the project as a manager as part of setting up the workflow step. Alternatively, the agent can be assigned as a manager to all existing projects during the app installation.
All actions the app performs are attributed to the agent user in the project activity.

In the Crowdin Enterprise UI, the agent user is referred to as a bot.

Agent Declaration

When using the crowdin_agent authentication type, the app descriptor must include a top-level agent object that describes the agent user:

{
  "authentication": {
    "type": "crowdin_agent",
    "clientId": "your-client-id"
  },
  "agent": {
    "name": "Custom Step",
    "username": "custom-step-agent",
    "avatarUrl": "/assets/agent-avatar.png"
  }
}

agent.username

Type: string

Required: yes

Length: 3–128 characters

Description: The username for the agent user created in the organization. If the username is already taken, Crowdin appends a random suffix to it, so don’t rely on the exact value you declared.

agent.name

Type: string

Required: no

Description: The display name of the agent user. Crowdin appends Agent to this value. If omitted, the app name is used.

agent.avatarUrl

Type: string

Required: no

Description: The relative URL to the agent user’s avatar. If omitted, the app logo is used.

Obtaining an API Token

The token flow for crowdin_agent is similar to the crowdin_app flow. When the app is installed, Crowdin sends the Installed event to the app. For apps with the crowdin_agent authentication type, the Installed event payload also contains the agentId property, the numeric identifier of the agent user created for your app.

To obtain an API access token, the app sends the following request:

POST https://accounts.crowdin.com/oauth/token

Token request parameters:

`grant_type: crowdin_agent`	Type: `string` Required: yes Description: Specifies the token flow for an agent app.
`client_id`	Type: `string` Required: yes Description: The Client ID for the app is received when the app is registered.
`client_secret`	Type: `string` Required: yes Description: The Client Secret for the app is received when the app is registered.
`app_id`	Type: `string` Required: yes Description: Crowdin app identifier from the app descriptor.
`app_secret`	Type: `string` Required: yes Description: The unique secret used to authorize your Crowdin app. This value is retrieved from the Installed event.
`domain`	Type: `string\|null` Required: yes Description: The name of the organization the app is installed to. This value is retrieved from the Installed event.
`user_id`	Type: `integer` Required: yes Description: The identifier of the user who installed the app. This value is retrieved from the Installed event.
`agent_id`	Type: `integer` Required: yes Description: The identifier of the agent user created for your app. This value is retrieved from the Installed event (`agentId` property).

The resulting access token is issued for the agent user. Use it in the Authorization: Bearer header for the API methods that manage string statuses on the custom step.

Communication Between App and Crowdin

The Workflow Step Type module relies on webhooks and API methods to communicate with Crowdin Enterprise. Apps that include this module must also define the Webhook module to receive string-related events (i.e., string.status_on_step.recalculation_triggered) and process them accordingly.

Receiving Webhook Events from Crowdin

Crowdin Enterprise sends a batched webhook payload to the app’s Webhook module whenever strings reach a custom workflow step provided by the app. When a string lands on the custom step (for example, it was just added, moved there by a previous step, or re-triggered), its status on the step becomes Need Process and the webhook event is queued for delivery.

This payload contains the string.status_on_step.recalculation_triggered event and includes all relevant strings that need external processing (for example, AI-based proofreading).

Example webhook payload for the string.status_on_step.recalculation_triggered event:

{
  "events": [
    {
      "event": "string.status_on_step.recalculation_triggered",
      "stringStatus": {
        "status": "NEED_PROCESS",
        "output": "",
        "originEvent": "string.added",
        "organizationId": "200007777",
        "translation": {
          "id": 1106423,
          "identifier": "058eb6ea2bdcc79a6a7208783c8bfb50",
          "key": "string_1",
          "text": "Not all videos are shown to users. See more",
          "type": "text",
          "context": "string_1",
          "maxLength": "50",
          "isHidden": false,
          "isDuplicate": false,
          "masterStringId": null,
          "revision": 1,
          "hasPlurals": false,
          "labelIds": [],
          "url": "https://umbrella.crowdin.com/editor/173/743/en-et#1106423",
          "createdAt": "2024-10-29T10:47:13+00:00",
          "updatedAt": null,
          "file": {
            "id": 743,
            "name": "umbrella_app.xml",
            "title": null,
            "type": "android8",
            "path": "/umbrella_app.xml",
            "status": "active",
            "revision": "1",
            "branch": {
              "id": null
            },
            "directory": {
              "id": null
            },
            "project": null
          },
          "project": {
            "id": 173,
            "userId": 1,
            "sourceLanguageId": "en",
            "targetLanguageIds": [
              "uk",
              "et"
            ],
            "identifier": "d3026ae4cff9820bc140a210d23b35ad",
            "name": "Project Name",
            "createdAt": "2024-10-25T14:37:47+00:00",
            "updatedAt": "2024-10-25T14:37:47+00:00",
            "lastActivity": "2025-01-30T09:32:58+00:00",
            "description": "",
            "url": "https://umbrella.crowdin.com/u/projects/173",
            "cname": null,
            "languageAccessPolicy": null,
            "visibility": null,
            "publicDownloads": null,
            "logo": "data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAJY...<truncated>...BBQmCC",
            "isExternal": false,
            "externalType": null,
            "hasCrowdsourcing": false,
            "groupId": 1
          }
        },
        "sourceLanguage": {
          "id": "en",
          "name": "English",
          "editorCode": "en",
          "twoLettersCode": "en",
          "threeLettersCode": "eng",
          "locale": "en-US",
          "androidCode": "en-rUS",
          "osxCode": "en.lproj",
          "osxLocale": "en",
          "textDirection": "ltr",
          "dialectOf": null
        },
        "affectedLanguage": {
          "id": "et",
          "name": "Estonian",
          "editorCode": "et",
          "twoLettersCode": "et",
          "threeLettersCode": "est",
          "locale": "et-EE",
          "androidCode": "et-rEE",
          "osxCode": "et.lproj",
          "osxLocale": "et",
          "textDirection": "ltr",
          "dialectOf": null
        },
        "workflowStep": {
          "id": 1035,
          "title": "AI Review",
          "type": "Application",
          "languages": [],
          "applicationModule": {
            "applicationIdentifier": "custom-workflow-step",
            "moduleKey": "review-step"
          }
        },
        "user": {
          "id": "1",
          "username": "john_smith",
          "fullName": "John Smith",
          "avatarUrl": "https://avatar-url.com/avatar/1/small/1bc07ce78f415990547ba1b4fd5ac8a8_default.png"
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

String Statuses on a Custom Step

Each string on a custom workflow step has a status per target language. The statuses you will encounter when working with the API methods:

Status	Meaning
`NEED_PROCESS`	The string reached the step and is waiting for the app’s decision. Counted as “to do” in the project’s progress.
`TODO`	The app explicitly parked the string on the step by setting an empty output (`""`).
`DONE`	The app assigned the string to one of the step’s output ports, and the string moved on in the workflow.
`FAILED`	Webhook delivery to the app failed. Strings in this status are shown as failed words in the project and are not resent automatically. Read more about Delivery Guarantees.
`INCOMPLETE`	The string is not currently routed to this step for that language (for example, it’s hidden or excluded from the workflow).

Processing Strings and Updating Their Status

App Logic - The app processes the received strings according to its internal logic (for example, sending them to an AI service or running custom validations).
Updating String Status via API - After processing, the app calls the Crowdin Enterprise API to update each string’s status on the custom workflow step. This action routes the strings to the appropriate workflow step outputs.

API Methods

Below are the API methods for managing string statuses on a custom workflow step. The Update String Status method is mandatory, as it finalizes string statuses and routes them to the correct workflow outputs. Another available method Get Current String Status is optional, but can help manage edge cases or advanced logic in your app.

Update String Status

Use this endpoint to update the status of strings that have reached your custom workflow step.

PATCH https://{organization_domain}.api.crowdin.com/api/v2/projects/{projectId}/workflow-steps/{stepId}/languages/{languageId}/status

Parameter	Required	Type	Description
`organization_domain`	Yes	`string`	Your Crowdin Enterprise organization’s domain.
`projectId`	Yes	`integer`	Numeric identifier of your Crowdin Enterprise project.
`stepId`	Yes	`integer`	Numeric identifier of the custom workflow step.
`languageId`	Yes	`string`	Target language code. Must be one of the step’s target languages (see the `workflowStep.languages` property in the webhook payload).

The request body is a JSON Patch array. Only the replace operation is supported. The path has the format /{stringId}/output, and value must be either one of the output ports declared in the module’s boundaries.outputs or an empty string:

A declared output port (for example, translated) – the string is marked as Done on the step and immediately routed to the workflow step connected to that output.
An empty string ("") – the string is parked on the step with the To Do status. Use this to keep strings pending (for example, visible as remaining work) until your app finishes processing them.

Request Body (example):

[
  {
    "op": "replace",
    "path": "/1106423/output",
    "value": "translated"
  },
  {
    "op": "replace",
    "path": "/1106430/output",
    "value": "untranslated"
  }
]

Response Example:

{
  "data": [
    {
      "data": {
        "stringId": 1106423,
        "languageId": "et",
        "stepId": 1035,
        "status": "DONE",
        "output": "translated"
      }
    },
    {
      "data": {
        "stringId": 1106430,
        "languageId": "et",
        "stepId": 1035,
        "status": "DONE",
        "output": "untranslated"
      }
    }
  ]
}

Get Current String Status

Fetch the current statuses of strings on a custom workflow step.

GET https://{organization_domain}.api.crowdin.com/api/v2/projects/{projectId}/workflow-steps/{stepId}/languages/{languageId}/status

Parameter	Required	Type	Description
`organization_domain`	Yes	`string`	Your Crowdin Enterprise organization’s domain.
`projectId`	Yes	`integer`	Numeric identifier of your Crowdin Enterprise project.
`stepId`	Yes	`integer`	Numeric identifier of the custom workflow step.
`languageId`	Yes	`string`	Target language code.

Query parameters:

Parameter	Required	Type	Description
`stringIds`	No	`string`	Filter by string identifiers (comma-separated, up to 500 per request).
`status`	No	`string`	Filter by status: `TODO`, `DONE`, `INCOMPLETE`, `NEED_PROCESS`, or `FAILED`.
`limit`	No	`integer`	Maximum number of items to retrieve.
`offset`	No	`integer`	Starting offset in the collection.

Response Example:

{
  "data": [
    {
      "data": {
        "stringId": 1106423,
        "languageId": "et",
        "stepId": 1035,
        "status": "DONE",
        "output": "translated"
      }
    },
    {
      "data": {
        "stringId": 1106430,
        "languageId": "et",
        "stepId": 1035,
        "status": "DONE",
        "output": "untranslated"
      }
    }
  ]
}

Delivery Guarantees and Reconciliation

Don’t rely on the webhook as a queue:

Batching and delay – events are collected into batches and sent once a minute, so they may arrive with a short delay after strings reach the step.
Limited retries – if the app is unreachable or responds with an error, delivery is retried a limited number of times. After that, the affected strings are marked as Failed on the step and are not resent automatically.
Recovery from failures – strings in the Failed status are shown as failed words in the project. A project manager can re-trigger their processing from the workflow step in Crowdin Enterprise, which resets them to Need Process and resends the webhook event.
No processing deadline – strings can wait in the Need Process status indefinitely. Crowdin Enterprise does not expire or reassign them, so your app is responsible for eventually processing every string it receives.

Because delivery is not guaranteed, reconcile your app’s state with Crowdin Enterprise periodically: call the Get Current String Status endpoint with the status=NEED_PROCESS filter for each active step and language, and process the strings you get back as usual.

Configuring the Workflow Step in the Workflow Editor

Users can configure or delete a custom workflow step in the Crowdin Enterprise workflow editor. Crowdin Enterprise notifies your app about these changes via the updateSettingsUrl and deleteSettingsUrl callbacks, signed with the same Authorization: Bearer JWT as the iframe requests. These notifications are how your app learns which of its steps exist and how they are configured, so store the data you receive.

Updating Settings (updateSettingsUrl)
- When a user clicks Save after adding or changing the step in the workflow editor, Crowdin Enterprise sends a POST request to the updateSettingsUrl defined in the app descriptor.
- For a step in a project workflow, the request body contains organizationId, projectId, workflowId, stepId, and settings (the step configuration saved by the settings UI).
- For a step in a workflow template, the request body contains organizationId, templateId, stepId, and settings.
- The app responds with a 2XX status to confirm successful handling of the updated configuration.
Deleting a Step (deleteSettingsUrl)
- When a user deletes the step in the workflow editor, Crowdin Enterprise sends a DELETE request to the deleteSettingsUrl.
- For a step in a project workflow, the request body contains organizationId, projectId, workflowId, and stepId. For a step in a workflow template, it contains organizationId, templateId, and stepId.
- The app can safely remove any stored settings related to the deleted workflow step and respond with a 2XX status to confirm success.

Implementing the Settings UI in Your App

If the workflow step provides any settings through the UI, you need to implement validation and saving of the workflow step configuration.

Validation Method

In the iframe UI for your custom workflow step, you need to implement a method to validate the step configuration:

window.formRef = {
  validateForm: () => {
    // Validate settings form
    return true;
  },
}

This method is called whenever Crowdin Enterprise checks if the settings are valid before saving.

Saving Settings

To save the workflow step’s configuration, use the following method:

window.currentFormData = settings;
AP.formDataUpdated(settings);

The saved settings are delivered back to your app via the updateSettingsUrl callback when the user saves the workflow.

Recommended Implementation Flow

Register an OAuth app with the scopes your app needs (at least project). Read more about Creating an OAuth application.
Prepare the app descriptor - set authentication.type to crowdin_agent with your clientId, declare the agent object, one or more workflow-step-type modules, and a webhook module subscribed to the string.status_on_step.recalculation_triggered event. Add updateSettingsUrl, deleteSettingsUrl, and the url settings iframe if your step has per-step configuration.
Handle the Installed event - store the received credentials, including the agentId, and obtain an API token via the crowdin_agent grant type when needed.
Handle the settings callbacks - persist the data received on updateSettingsUrl, which identifies each live step together with its settings.
Handle the webhook - acknowledge quickly with a 2xx response and queue the strings for processing. Payloads arrive batched ({"events": [...]}). Verify the X-Crowdin-Signature header.
Process the strings with your own logic, and report the results with the Update String Status endpoint, assigning each string to an output port that reflects your decision, or "" to keep it parked on the step.
Reconcile periodically - query the Get Current String Status endpoint with the status=NEED_PROCESS filter to pick up strings whose webhook events your app may have missed.
Handle deletions - drop the stored per-step state on deleteSettingsUrl requests, and treat app uninstallation as the deletion of all steps.

Troubleshooting

Error message	Likely cause	How to fix
Installation fails with Only crowdin_agent authentication type is allowed for workflow-step-type module type	The app descriptor uses `crowdin_app` or `none` authentication, or the `authentication` object is missing	Set `authentication.type` to `crowdin_agent`, specify the `clientId`, and add the `agent` object
Installation fails with Serverless apps allow only UI module types	The app descriptor has no `baseUrl`	Add a `baseUrl` – this module requires an app backend
Installation fails with Requested scopes exceed the access level specified in the OAuth app	The scopes in the app descriptor are broader than the scopes of the OAuth app	Align the app descriptor scopes with the OAuth app configuration
The step type doesn’t appear in the workflow editor	The app is installed in Crowdin instead of Crowdin Enterprise; the current user has no access to the module; or the app has no Webhook module subscribed to the required event	Install the app in Crowdin Enterprise, check the module access settings, and add the Webhook module for `string.status_on_step.recalculation_triggered`
Workflow validation error “{agentName}” requires manager permissions for the project	The agent user doesn’t have manager access to the project	Invite the agent user to the project as a manager
`403 Forbidden` on the string status endpoints	The access token was not obtained via the `crowdin_agent` grant type (for example, it belongs to a regular user), or the agent is not a manager of the project	Obtain the token via the `crowdin_agent` grant type with the `agent_id` parameter and verify the agent’s project role
`404 Not Found` on the string status endpoints	The `languageId` is not among the step’s target languages, or the step is not an active custom workflow step	Use the language codes from the webhook’s `workflowStep.languages` property and verify the step identifier
`400 Bad Request` when updating the string status	The output value is not one of the step’s declared output ports	Send one of the module’s `boundaries.outputs[].port` values or an empty string
Strings are stuck as failed words on the step	Webhook delivery to the app failed	Fix the app availability, then re-trigger the failed strings from the workflow step in Crowdin Enterprise
The webhook never arrives, or re-saving the workflow fails with Some required dependencies are unmet	The app has no Webhook module subscribed to `string.status_on_step.recalculation_triggered`; the webhook module is subscribed to the wrong event; or it belongs to a different app than the step	Subscribe the Webhook module of the same app to the `string.status_on_step.recalculation_triggered` event

Read more about App-based Workflow Steps from the organization management perspective.

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