# Using the RunWorkflow method

> For creating hybrid automations using the `RunWorkflow` method, we will cover the following scenarios:

For creating hybrid automations using the `RunWorkflow` method, we will cover the following scenarios:

* Invoking a code source file from a low-code workflow (`WorkflowUsingCodeSourceFile.xaml`). Check out the [Invoking Code Source File](https://docs.uipath.com/studio/standalone/2024.10/user-guide/invoking-coded-source-file) tutorial.
* Leveraging a coded automation within a low-code workflow (`WorkflowUsingCodedAutomation.xaml`). Check out the [Using Coded automation in Low-Code workflow](https://docs.uipath.com/studio/standalone/2024.10/user-guide/using-coded-automation-in-low-code-workflow).
* Integrating a low-code workflow into a coded automation (`CodedAutomationUsingWorkflow.cs`). Check out the [Integrating Low-Code workflow in Coded automation](https://docs.uipath.com/studio/standalone/2024.10/user-guide/integrating-low-code-workflow-in-coded-automation).
* Invoking one coded automation from another (`CodedAutomationUsingCodedAutomation.cs`). Check out the [Invoking Coded automation in another Coded automation](https://docs.uipath.com/studio/standalone/2024.10/user-guide/invoking-coded-automation-in-another-coded-automation).

## Sample project

To follow the steps in these tutorials, check out the following sample project, that covers the examples for every scenario documented: [Hybrid automations - Sample project](https://documentationexamplerepo.blob.core.windows.net/examples/CodedAutomations/CreatingHybridAutomations23_10.zip).