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+## See Start Workflow in Action
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 For a long time, controlling Cadence workflows was primarily done through the client SDKs or the administrative CLI. Our vision for **Cadence Web** has been to evolve it from a read-only inspection tool into a **Unified Operational Hub** for all workflow management needs. This means putting every essential workflow action directly in the hands of operators, support engineers, and developers—right where they observe workflows.
 
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 ## Where to Find the New Controls
 
 All workflow actions are designed to be discoverable and intuitive, fitting naturally into existing pages and workflows.