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For additional examples of security workflows you can automate, see [Automate Security Workflows with Workflow Automation][4].
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## Software Catalog triggers
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To run a workflow from a software catalog entity, you must first add a software catalog trigger to your workflow:
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### Add a software catalog trigger to your workflow
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1. Add a software catalog trigger to your workflow:
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- If your workflow doesn't have any triggers, click **Add Trigger** > **Software Catalog**.
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- If your workflow already has one or more triggers and you're adding the software catalog as an additional trigger, click the **Add Trigger** (lightning bolt) icon and select **Software Catalog**.
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2. Make sure the trigger is connected to a step in the workflow. You can connect the trigger to a step by clicking and dragging the plus icon (**+**) under the trigger.
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3. Save your Workflow.
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4. Click **Publish** to publish your workflow. Published workflows accrue costs based on workflow executions. For more information, see the [Datadog Pricing page][11].
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Run the workflow from your Software Catalog entity:
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1. On the [Software Catalog page][14], choose an entity from the list
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1. Click **Run Workflow** at the top of the side panel.
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1. In the search modal, enter the name of the workflow you want to run and select it. Only workflows with software catalog triggers appear in the list.
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2. If your workflow requires input parameters, enter the values as required.
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3. Click **Run** to run the workflow.
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## GitHub triggers
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<divclass="alert alert-info"><strong>Note</strong>: Your GitHub account must have permission to create webhooks to use this feature.</div>
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