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# How to change the wizard workflow

You can modify the workflows of wizards used for configuring procedures that run in the B2CORE UI, such as client registration, authorization, password recovery, and others.

To change a wizard workflow:

{% stepper %}
{% step %}
Navigate to **System** > **Wizards**.
{% endstep %}

{% step %}
Select the wizard you want to change and click the **Edit** button.
{% endstep %}

{% step %}
Go to the **Workflow** tab.

For wizards that support additional steps, you can add or remove them from the workflow:

* To add a step, click **Add**, select the desired step, and click **Save**.
* To delete a step, click the **bin** icon in the step row, and then confirm the deletion in the displayed popup.

You can also restrict workflow steps for specific countries or client types:

* Click the **Actions** button in the step row.
* Select the restriction type: **Country restrictions** or **Client type restrictions**.
* In the displayed popup, fill in the following fields:
  * In the **Type** dropdown, select the rule type:
    * **Allow only** — to allow the use of the step only for specific countries or client types.
    * **Deny only** — to prohibit the use of the step for specific countries or client types.
  * In the **Rules** dropdown, select one or more countries, or client types to which you want to apply the selected rule.
  * Set the **Enabled** option to **Yes** to apply the restriction.
    {% endstep %}

{% step %}
Click **Save** to apply the changes to the wizard workflow.
{% endstep %}
{% endstepper %}


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