In the first article, SharePoint 2013 : How to migrate SharePoint 2010 Style Workflows – Part 1 , on the Workflow migration Process we saw the execution of Steps 1 & 2 for the process.
In this article we are going to see the execution of Steps 3 & 4 and for the sake of a quick review I am putting up the process diagram again here.
Process Diagram

Step 3 - Source Site – Create Workflow
- Launch the SharePoint 2013 Designer
- Connect to the Source Site “Site001”
- Click on the Workflows section on the left
- Click on the “Reusable Workflow” Ribbon Control

- Specify the Workflow Name “CustomerLogs”
- Select “CustomerCT” content type that we had provisioned in the earlier steps
- And since this demo is to show how to export SharePoint 2010 Style Workflows so we should choose the Platform Type as “SharePoint 2010 Workflow”
- Click OK to save the Workflow

We can see the new workflow created under “Reusable Workflow” Category

Step 4 - Source Site – Test Workflow
Now we have to associate “CustomerLogs” workflow with Content Type “CustomerCT”
To add the association go to Site Settings > Site Content Types

Filter the content types by group “Custom Content Types”
We can see the “CustomerCT” Content Type available in the Site Content Types List
Click on “CustomerCT” Content Type and edit it

Under Settings section click on the “Work Settings”
Click on “Add a Workflow” Link
Under the Workflow Section you should see the “CustomerLogs” workflow list in Workflow Template list and specify a suitable name as “Customer Logging” in this case
Save the Workflow Settings

Now we can see new instance of “CustomerLogs” workflow associated with “CustomerCT” content type
Now let's create a Test SharePoint List to verify the Workflow is working fine in association with Content Type
- Go to Site Contents
- Select “Custom List” list template to create a list

Let us call this list “Customers” and click “Create”















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