Defining the Flows (Magic xpi 3.x)
The business process should now break down into executable flows. Each flow can represent a sub-process or a group of activities. A flow is comprised of a set of steps and their logic that control the order of the steps' execution, called flow orchestration.
A flow is the physical and executable level of the business process.
One or more flows can represent a single business process.
The flow includes the business logic of each process including error management and security issues.
The following sections will take you through main topics that should be considered when developing a flow.
