A ProProcess process consists of the following objects.
The individual objects are described in detail in the following subchapters.
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BPMN Graphic / Icon | Object | Description |
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 | Process | The process is the top object. Global settings and start options are maintained on the process. |
  | Process end | Each process has a predefined process end. Within the process, however, further process ends and/or terminations can be inserted. |
 | Process termination | Special process end, which also ends the process at runtime but puts it into a special termination state. |
   | Exklusive-Gateway | Branching with 1 - n outputs, of which exactly 1 output can become active at runtime. The control is done either manually at runtime or by means of a set of rules. |
  | Parallel-Gateway | Section with 1 - n outputs, which are all processed in parallel. Individual outputs can also be controlled and tied to conditions. |
   | Gate | Each output in a gateway is a gate. Gates can be activated manually at runtime or dynamically via formulas. |
   | Milestone / Interemdiate Event / Milestone | Currently all Intermediate events are treated as ProProcess milestones which can be used to track the process progress. |
 | Sub processes | With sub-processes several processes can be linked. This makes it possible to divide an overall process into several smaller, independent processes. This allows a more flexible design on the one hand and on the other hand a higher reusability of pre-defined process units. settings. |
  | Part processes | Part-processes form an additional structuring element. Within part-processes only activities are defined, which are processed in parallel or serially, depending on the settings. |
    | Activities | Activities describe a set of tasks that can be performed by a specific user group. |
 | Tasks | The concrete tasks must be executed by the processor of the activity. ProNovia provides different types of tasks, which are continuously extended. |
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