The first three sections on Findability ensure that the digital object (workflow, in this case) has a PID, rich metadata, and a link between the two. However, all this effort is insufficient to make the workflow discoverable over the "web of life sciences". To locate the workflow, Bioschemas markup can be used to enhance findability in Google and other search engines, which indexes the Bioschemas markup. The workflow must also be submitted to a registry to be able to index it in a domain-specific webspace. WorkflowHub automates the whole findability process. In this case, MAW was submitted to WorkflowHub as a GitHub repository, which automated the F1, F2, F3, and F4 processes.