# Use a Workflow as an NLU Pipeline

You can now define and select a **Workflow** as a **Fulfillment** pipeline and add it as a segment anywhere within the existing pipeline. The **Workflow** can fulfill the user’s **Request** or pass the question on to the next pipeline.

#### To Set Up Workflow as an NLU Pipeline: <a href="#to-set-up-workflow-as-an-nlu-pipeline" id="to-set-up-workflow-as-an-nlu-pipeline"></a>

1. Use the **Workflow Studio** to create a **Workflow** to serve the **Request**, with the parameters shown in the diagram below.

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2\. Open the **Advanced** settings window for a new or existing application/bot.

3\. Select **Workflow** in the **Fulfillment Engines** field.

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4\. In the **Flow** field, select the flow you want to use from the pull-down list.