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Kuali Build is a code-free platform for building workflow applications. See the full description here.

Who is Kuali Build for?

Kuali Build is intended as a self-service workflow tool for University departments to build their own workflow applications on a platform that is centrally supported by ITS and Kuali. The rich capability of forms design and workflow engine, along with an easy-to-use interface, provides a much more effective and efficient experience as compared to using PDF or Word documents for facilitating electronic workflow. See the Kuali Blog for more articles on uses for Kuali Build https://www.kuali.co/build/resources/blog

Kuali Build Access

Users of Kuali Build forms may access My Documents (formerly Submissions) and the Action List for workflow approvals at https://uconn.kualibuild.com.

Please complete and submit a Kuali Build Access Request Form to obtain access to build workflow forms.

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Below is a selection of support documentation from Kuali Build.

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Electronic Signature:

  • Consider Build when... Your team needs to create rich form-based processes that involve data from existing campus systems, have multi-step approval processes, or could be improved with optimized data analysis and reporting capabilities. Example processes include a Change of Major Request, Fellowship Application, or Purchase Order Request.

  • Consider DocuSign or other tool when... Your team needs to collect legally verifiable signatures on existing contracts/agreements with very simple approval processes. Example files include Work Authorizations, Release of Information, Enrollment Verification or Permission Slips.

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For Kuali Build questions, please submit a request via email at techsupport@uconn.edu or the Technology Support Center Portal at techsupport.uconn.edu.

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Kuali launched a new collaboration forum called Kuali Circles, based on feedback received that customers want a place for app admins to collaborate with folks solving similar problems on their campuses using Build. Click here for more information about Kuali Circles.