Business process definition
Definition
Business Process (BP) is a combination of connected Manual Tasks, Bot Tasks, and/or other BPs handled by a user-defined flow. The BP Designer allows you to control the flow of the Manual and Bot Tasks. A BP has one input Data file which is enriched and/or modified by each Task results.
Tasks in BP are executed successively or in parallel depending on the Composite Rules and their Conditions. A BP Task can utilize data generated by previously completed Tasks or data from the input file.

Business process flow
- Create Tasks and test them separately.
- Create a BP and start designing and configuring it. Prepare an input Data file, add the previously created Tasks to your BP, and connect them.
- Run the BP.
- Check the results and edit the BP and/or Task parameters if needed.
- Copy the BP with Data.
- Run the copied BP and monitor its execution.
You can optionally pause/resume or stop the BP execution. When the BP is no longer needed you can delete it.
Data flow
A BP should have one input Data file which is enriched and/or modified by each Task results.
You can view and export data for each Task in the BP, this data contains input columns and columns added or modified by this Task. A BP Task can utilize data generated by previously completed Tasks or data from the input file.
Each completed BP has a file with Final Results which combines input Data file and all the Tasks results. To see the intermediate BP results, you can generate a BP Snapshot.