A Research Impact Measurement Workflow is a systematic process used to assess the broader effects of research beyond academic citations. It starts by defining impact objectives, selecting relevant metrics (e.g., citations, media coverage, policy changes), and collecting data from academic databases, media, and stakeholders. This data is analyzed to measure citation trends, stakeholder engagement, and societal benefits. The insights are compiled into an impact report to guide future research strategies, dissemination, and policy development, helping researchers understand and enhance the long-term value of their work.