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## gist:09742052aacee58df11ca2af27646905
Of course. Calling a Cloud Run Job from a Workflow is a common pattern. You do it by making an authenticated HTTP request to the Cloud Run API.

Since you're calling a Google Cloud API (`run.googleapis.com`), the workflow must authenticate using **OAuth 2.0**, not OIDC. The workflow will automatically use its assigned service account to generate the correct token.

Here is a YAML snippet for a Google Cloud Workflow that calls the OCR job with the necessary parameters.

### Workflow YAML to Run the OCR Job

You can add this as a step in your existing workflow:
	Of course. Calling a Cloud Run Job from a Workflow is a common pattern. You do it by making an authenticated HTTP request to the Cloud Run API.

	Since you're calling a Google Cloud API (`run.googleapis.com`), the workflow must authenticate using OAuth 2.0, not OIDC. The workflow will automatically use its assigned service account to generate the correct token.

	Here is a YAML snippet for a Google Cloud Workflow that calls the OCR job with the necessary parameters.

	### Workflow YAML to Run the OCR Job

	You can add this as a step in your existing workflow: