# Configuring button settings for a step of the workflow

Users can take actions at a particular step of the workflow by clicking pre-defined buttons. Let us understand how these buttons are defined with custom properties.

As given in the [**Overview**](/workflow-builder/introduction/overview.md)***,*** we have [**initiated the workflow**](/workflow-builder/introduction/how-to-add-a-new-workflow.md), [**defined conditions**](/workflow-builder/how-to-create-workflows/defining-conditions-for-a-step.md) and [**updated the status**](/workflow-builder/how-to-create-workflows/define-workflow-step/updating-status-and-defining-future-actions-buttons.md) for step 1.  Now the next task to complete step 1 would be adding the following buttons.

* Two buttons **Approve** and **Reject** should be made visible in the form to the **Manager**.
* An **Update** button should be made visible in the form to the initiator for 15 minutes after submission in case, they want to make any changes.

1\.    For adding a button for a step, click **Define Future Actions**. \
Let us continue with the settings configured for the node created in the [**Updating the status for a step of the workflow**](/workflow-builder/how-to-create-workflows/define-workflow-step/updating-status-and-defining-future-actions-buttons.md) section.

<figure><img src="/files/FPi8UIZ3hqByPoyNybNv" alt=""><figcaption><p><em>Define Future actions</em></p></figcaption></figure>

&#x20;The **Define Actions** window is displayed on the right.

<figure><img src="/files/5tfdvcevRCsv8RQdGpsh" alt=""><figcaption><p><em>Define Action Buttons</em></p></figcaption></figure>

2\.    Since, we want to create 3 buttons, click **Add New Button**.\
&#x20;The button details and settings window is displayed. You can select the settings as required by your business process.

{% hint style="info" %}
Please read through the sub-sections to know more about each button setting in detail.

* [**Basic details**](/workflow-builder/how-to-create-workflows/define-workflow-step/configuring-button-settings-for-a-step-of-the-workflow/basic-details.md)
* [**Form edit settings**](/workflow-builder/how-to-create-workflows/define-workflow-step/configuring-button-settings-for-a-step-of-the-workflow/form-edit-settings.md)
* [**Assignment settings**](/workflow-builder/how-to-create-workflows/define-workflow-step/configuring-button-settings-for-a-step-of-the-workflow/assignment-settings.md)
* [**Comment log settings**](/workflow-builder/how-to-create-workflows/define-workflow-step/configuring-button-settings-for-a-step-of-the-workflow/comment-log-settings.md)
* [**Auto trigger settings**](/workflow-builder/how-to-create-workflows/define-workflow-step/configuring-button-settings-for-a-step-of-the-workflow/auto-trigger-settings.md)
* [**Time settings**](/workflow-builder/how-to-create-workflows/define-workflow-step/configuring-button-settings-for-a-step-of-the-workflow/time-settings.md)
  {% endhint %}


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