Difference between workflow engine and quality assurance system

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please let me know the difference between workflow engine and quality assurance system.

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please let me know the difference between workflow engine and quality assurance system in TMS.

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I will try to put here , my perspective of this. If somebody knows better, they can update further on this.
Business process is purely on the perspective of the users. It may or maynot have anything to do with the system. When a draw a business flow diagram, we dont take care of how each and every process is handled in the system. The best illustration is an example of authorisation.
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