Regular Projects vs Workflow Templates
Motion supports two types of projects: regular projects and workflow template projects (PWTs). Both organize tasks and stages, but they serve different purposes.
Regular Projects
Designed for unique or one-off initiatives.
Created manually, with stages and tasks tailored to the specific project.
Best suited for campaigns, launches, or initiatives that will not be repeated.
Tasks, blockers, and stages exist only in the scope of that project.
Workflow Template Projects (PWTs)
Designed for processes you repeat often (e.g., onboarding, product launches, content creation).
Provide a reusable framework of stages, tasks, and dependencies.
Can be launched multiple times with the same structure, saving setup time.
Optionally enhanced with AI to generate starter workflows from short prompts.
Key differences
Purpose
One-off, custom initiative
Repeatable workflows and processes
Setup
Built from scratch each time
Predefined template with stages, tasks, blockers
Reusability
Not reusable
Can be reused or launched multiple times
AI support
Manual setup only
AI can auto-generate starter workflows
Why it matters Use a regular project when the work is unique. Use a workflow template project when the process will repeat and benefits from consistency, automation, and time-saving.
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