Chapter 4 Building an Analysis Business Process Model
You can create the following objects in an Analysis business process diagram:
Object | Tool | Symbol | Description |
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Process | ![]() |
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Task to perform. See Processes (Analysis BPM). |
Composite process | None | ![]() |
Complex process decomposed to be further detailed. See Processes (Analysis BPM). |
Organization unit | ![]() |
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Element that hosts or implements processes and resources. It can be a company, a system, a service, an organization, a user or a role. It can also represent business partners for processes. It can have an icon representation or a swimlane representation. See Organization Units (BPM). |
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Role association | ![]() |
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Unidirectional relationship that designs a link between objects. See Role Associations (BPM). |
Flow | ![]() |
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Transition between processes, starts, ends, decisions or synchronizations. See Flows (BPM). |
Message format | None | ![]() |
Definition of data exchanged between processes. See Message Formats (BPM). |
Message part | None | None | Portion of the WSDL (Web Services Description Language) message. See Message Parts (BPM) |
Data | None | None | Defines the type of information exchanged between business processes. See Data (BPM) |
Resource | ![]() |
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Storage unit of abstract data circulating within the model, which is accessed by a process to perform actions. See Resources (BPM). |
Resource flow | ![]() |
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Access of a process to a resource. See Resource Flows (BPM). |
Decision | ![]() |
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Decision to take when several flow paths are possible. Only one path will be triggered at execution time. See Decisions (BPM). |
Synchronization | ![]() |
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Enables synchronization of flows between two or more concurrent actions or allows the design of a split. See Synchronizations (BPM). |
Start | ![]() |
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Starting point of the processes described in the process diagram. See Starts (Analysis BPM). |
End | ![]() |
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Termination point of the processes described in the process diagram. See Ends (Analysis BPM). |
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