Workflow context cancelled: execution was stopped

An administrator manually cancelled the workflow through the Workflow Context record or Workflow Editor (high likelihood)

A Cancel Activity was executed within the workflow, programmatically stopping the execution (high likelihood)

The parent record that triggered the workflow was deleted while the workflow was still running (medium likelihood)

A business rule or script cancelled the workflow using the cancel() method on the workflow context (medium likelihood)

System maintenance or instance restart interrupted workflow execution (low likelihood)

Step 1: Navigate to Workflow > Live Workflows and search for the cancelled workflow context to identify the specific workflow and record involved

Step 2: Check the workflow context record's 'Cancelled by' and 'Cancelled' fields to determine if it was manually cancelled by a user

Step 3: Review the workflow definition for Cancel Activities that might have triggered the cancellation based on business logic conditions

Step 4: Verify if the parent record still exists by checking the 'Table' and 'ID' fields in the workflow context record

Step 5: Examine System Log entries around the cancellation time using filter 'source contains workflow' to identify any system-level issues

Step 6: Check for any business rules or scripts that call workflow.cancel() method on the affected table

Step 7: If the cancellation was unintentional, restart the workflow manually from the workflow context record or trigger it again on the parent record

Step 8: Review workflow design to add appropriate error handling or conditional logic if the cancellation reveals workflow design issues