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## Introduction

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This feature was released in beta in Studio Pro 11.8.0. To enable this feature, navigate to Studio Pro **Preferences** > **New features** > the **Workflow** section and select the **Enable workflow event sub-processes (beta)** option.
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An event sub-process is a separate execution flow that is not part of the normal sequence flow of a workflow. It resides inside the workflow and starts executing upon receiving a specific trigger. It is crucial to understand that an event sub-process is part of the same workflow instance. It is not a separate workflow but a single workflow instance that can contain multiple concurrent processes.

Below is an example of an event sub-process, shown inside the dashed rectangle:
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### Workflow

Select this option to allow adding [event sub-processes](/refguide/workflow-event-sub-processes/) to your workflow in the workflow editor.
In Studio Pro 11.8, select the **Enable workflow event sub-processes (beta)** option to allow adding [event sub-processes](/refguide/workflow-event-sub-processes/) to your workflow in the workflow editor.

In Studio Pro 11.9 and above, this option is removed. Workflow event sub-processes are in general availability and are enabled by default.

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