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---
title: "Manage workflows"
-description: "Trigger, disable, re-enable, and delete Mintlify workflows from your dashboard, and learn how schedules recalculate after you pause and resume a workflow."
-keywords: ["manage workflows", "trigger workflow", "disable workflow", "enable workflow"]
+description: "Trigger, disable, re-enable, retrigger, and delete Mintlify workflows from your dashboard, and learn how schedules recalculate after pauses."
+keywords: ["manage workflows", "trigger workflow", "disable workflow", "enable workflow", "retrigger workflow"]
---
## Disable a workflow
@@ -30,3 +30,16 @@ Each workflow keeps a log of past runs, including the status and a summary of ch
+
+## Retrigger a failed run
+
+If a workflow run fails, you can retrigger it to run again with the same configuration. This is useful when a run fails because of a transient issue, like a temporary network error, and you want to retry without waiting for the next scheduled run.
+
+Retriggering is available for runs started by a schedule, a push event, or a manual trigger. Runs started by external integrations cannot be retriggered.
+
+1. Go to the [Workflows](https://dashboard.mintlify.com/products/workflows) page in your dashboard.
+2. Click a workflow to open its run history.
+3. Find a run with a **Failed** status.
+4. Click **Retrigger** on the run row, or open the run and click **Retrigger** in the detail panel.
+
+A new run starts with the same prompt, repositories, and trigger context as the original. The retriggered run appears as a new entry in the run history.