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You see the following nodes on the Workflow Designer application:
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Node Type |
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Description |
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Default State |
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Use this node to represent a state wherein the user can fill data and move the model to next state. |
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Start State |
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Use this node to represent the beginning of a model. This node should be the root node of a model. |
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Stop State |
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Use this node to represent the end of a model. This node should be placed at the end of a model. |
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AND State |
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Use this node to represent AND conditional state. |
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OR State |
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Use this node to represent OR conditional state. |
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Escalation State |
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Use this node to represent an escalation state. |
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Notification State |
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Use this node to represent a state wherein a user can decide which operation to be performed on the model. The operations can be Accept-Reject or Yes-No. Typically, a model will have two paths after this state. Based on user's selection of an operation, the model moves along either of the available paths. |
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Conditional State |
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Use this node to represent a conditional state. A model moves to the next state without user's intervention based on the conditions defined in this state. |
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Operation |
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This node represents an operation. Use this as a connector for linking nodes. |
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Workflow Type |
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This node represents a workflow. Drop this node first on the work area, and then drill down to add workflow states and operations. |
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Loop Node |
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This node represents a loop. Drop this node only after the Conditional State node. For more information on Loop node, refer to Conditional State node properties in the section Properties of Nodes in Nodes Area. |
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Workflow Start |
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Use this node to represent the beginning of a Workflow containing sub-workflow & also used to represent the beginning of a Sub- Workflow. This node |
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Workflow End |
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Use this node to represent the end of a Workflow. |
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Self Move State |
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Use this node for moving to next state and sending a notification automatically. |
