# Creating hybrid automations - Combining Coded and Low-code Workflows

> In this section, you can explore multiple ways of building hybrid automations by combining low-code automations with coded automations. These tutorials can also help you if you want to create custom objects or implementations and invoke them either in other coded automations or in low-code automations.

In this section, you can explore multiple ways of building hybrid automations by combining low-code automations with coded automations. These tutorials can also help you if you want to create custom objects or implementations and invoke them either in other coded automations or in low-code automations.

You can create hybrid automations, by invoking low-code and coded automations in two distinct ways:

1. By employing the `Run Workflow method`:

The `Run Workflow` method can be used as standalone, and takes two or more parameters. The first parameter is the path within the project of the automation you want to invoke.

Visit [Using the RunWorkflow method](https://docs.uipath.com/studio/standalone/latest/user-guide/using-the-runworkflow-method) to learn how to create hybrid automations using the `RunWorkflow` method.
2. By using the **`workflows`** object, and then accessing whatever workflow inside that project, either low-code or coded:

The `workflows` object, an instance of the `WorkflowRunnerService` class from the `CodedWorkflow` partial class, can run all workflows in a project. This object lists every workflow in your project, regardless of folder placement. If workflows with the same name exist in different folders, the folder structure prefixes one to avoid confusion.

Visit [Using the Workflows object](https://docs.uipath.com/studio/standalone/latest/user-guide/using-the-workflows-object) to learn how to create hybrid automations using the `workflows` object.