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# Workflow Action: Remove From All Workflows

In this article, you will learn more about the Remove From All Workflows action.

This action will allow you to remove your leads from all the workflows they are currently in. This is helpful in case you need to stop all upcoming conversations with the lead, in case this lead has reached another step and you want to remove from all the workflows to send them to another one, to mention a few case examples.

**What you will need:**

* A workflow

**Step 1: Edit or create a workflow**

* Select the trigger you will need and save
* In case you need to add more steps before removing the leads from all workflows, do that

**Step 2: Add the Remove From All Workflows action**

* Add the action “Remove from all workflows”
* You can toggle on/off the option to remove the leads from this workflow as well

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* Once your actions are completed, publish the workflow and save.


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