Which role can re-execute failed workflows?

The role that can re-execute failed workflows is the Workflow Author. This role is specifically designed to allow individuals to design, edit, and manage workflows within the CrowdStrike platform. As a Workflow Author, one has the privileges to not only create workflows but also troubleshoot and fix any issues that may cause a workflow to fail. The capability to re-execute failed workflows is crucial in ensuring that processes are completed successfully and any errors are addressed promptly.

In contrast, the other roles have different levels of access and responsibilities that do not include the ability to intervene directly in workflow execution. The Dashboard Admin’s primary focus is on managing dashboard configurations and monitoring, while the Falcon Administrator has broader privileges related to system administration and overall Falcon management. The Help Desk Analyst focuses on providing support and handling incident tickets but lacks the specialized capabilities needed for managing or re-executing workflows. This delineation of roles clarifies why the Workflow Author is the correct choice for re-executing failed workflows.