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Workflow Automation

Run repeatable processes. Stop reinventing each case.

Companies can configure their own mobility workflows in xpath.global, supported by an AI workflow builder that helps create processes faster. Assignment workflows can then connect multiple related processes — such as immigration, relocation, tax, payroll, vendor services and internal approvals — into one joined-up assignment journey.

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Configurable
AI workflow builder
Reusable
Templates, forms, emails
Approval
Automated
xpath.global / automations
When a new assignment is created…
Start Assignment
L1 Vendor Initiation Process
L1 Movement Approval & Travel Booking
L1 Update Employment & Onboarding
4 steps · linear flowActive · ran 412×
Trusted by global HR and mobility teams
Global Records
Xiaomi
Honor
Bosch
Continental
Ericsson
Siemens
ADP
Global Records
Xiaomi
Honor
Bosch
Continental
Ericsson
Siemens
ADP

No-code workflow designer

configured by mobility admins, not IT

Tasks and subtasks with duration, owner and start dependency

Milestones on the case timeline for HR, assignee and suppliers

The problem it solves

Mobility teams spend a disproportionate amount of their time on coordination — chasing documents, sending reminders, confirming supplier next steps, routing approvals. None of it requires deep judgement. All of it takes time. And when someone forgets a step, the consequences can be significant.

How it works

In xpath.global you build each internal process as a structured workflow: tasks and subtasks, with duration, owner, start dependency and milestone tagging. When a new case opens against that process, the workflow runs — tasks are assigned to HR, suppliers or the assignee with deadlines, and milestones surface on the case timeline. Approval gates pause the workflow until the right person clears the step.

What you can structure

Task structures

Built around real task structures.

  • Document collection from the assignee
  • Supplier initiation requests
  • HR review and approval gates
  • Assignee onboarding tasks visible in their portal
  • Departure, arrival and repatriation steps
xpath.global / automations
When a new assignment is created…
Start Assignment
L1 Vendor Initiation Process
L1 Movement Approval & Travel Booking
L1 Update Employment & Onboarding
4 steps · linear flowActive · ran 412×
Approval, ownership & SLAs

Built around real approval, ownership & SLAs.

  • Task owner: HR Team, supporting function, supplier, and assignee
  • Duration in days and start dependency on prior tasks
  • Milestone tagging surfaced on the case
  • Human approval gates anywhere in the workflow
  • Versioned processes — new cases pick up the latest
Approval, ownership & SLAs
4 benefits
ATask owner: HR Team, supporting function, supplier, and assignee
BDuration in days and start dependency on prior tasks
CMilestone tagging surfaced on the case
DHuman approval gates anywhere in the workflow
Key capabilities

Everything you need to run workflow automation at scale.

No-code workflow designer — configured by mobility admins, not IT
Tasks and subtasks with duration, owner and start dependency
Milestones on the case timeline for HR, assignee and suppliers
Approval gates that pause workflow until cleared
Process history — every change recorded for audit
Reuse — clone and adapt processes across countries and policies
FAQ

Questions about workflow automation on xpath.global.

Everything mobility, HR, and supporting functional team ask before rolling out xpath.global.

Scope & flexibility

From tribal knowledge to structured operations

xpath.global enables transparent collaboration across supporting functions by giving each stakeholder the right information, tasks and updates at the right time — whether they are active platform users or involved through structured notifications and controlled workflows.

Most mobility teams already have the operational knowledge in place — it's just spread across spreadsheets, SOP documents, email chains, or held in individual team members' experience. xpath.global helps turn that existing knowledge into structured, repeatable workflows instead of relying on manual coordination or tribal knowledge.

Processes, timelines, approvals and responsibilities become properly documented and visible inside the platform, reducing dependency on individual employees. Instead of rebuilding knowledge each time someone leaves, changes role or hands over a case, teams can work from consistent, documented operational processes — backed by an integrated knowledge base that surfaces the right policy clause, SOP or precedent to the right person at the right step.

The AI workflow builder accelerates this transition: describe a process in plain language and xpath.global drafts the tasks, owners, durations, dependencies and approval gates for your team to review, refine and publish. New processes that used to take weeks of design can be live in hours, and existing ones stay easy to evolve as policy or jurisdictions change.

The result is greater continuity, transparency and operational resilience across the mobility function.

Importantly, the platform is not limited to assignment-related workflows. Organisations can configure and manage other HR and Global Mobility initiatives in the same environment — including policy projects, compliance reviews, vendor RFP processes, internal mobility programmes, audit exercises and cross-functional HR initiatives. The same governance structure, approval logic, stakeholder routing and reporting capabilities apply, so broader projects benefit from the same discipline as case-level work.

Less admin per case. More time for judgement.

When the process runs the same way every time inside xpath.global, the team stops depending on memory — and gets back time for the judgement work that actually moves assignments forward.