Create Project Wizard

Create Application Wizard has 5 steps for creating the process.

Application Name step. User can enter application name and description. Once user enters the value and click Next button, system will direct to the next step.

Define Business Object step. User can create the input and output parameters of the process.

User can add further details to the BO by clicking on the Add Parameter icon on the BO and add the parameters inside the BO.

After creating business object, user can click Next button to go to next step or click on Previous button to go to previous step.

NOTE: At any step during the wizard, user can click on the Save Wizard button at the top to save the steps and come back to create the rest of the steps later by clicking on View All Wizard menu.

Create Work Party step. User can define the Work Party to be used in the process. This step has Add button to add a row of Work Party and Remove button to remove Work Party. After entering the value for Work Party, user can move to the next step.

Create User/ Member step. User can create the members of Work Party. This step has Add button to add a row of member, Lookup existing member button can be used to select existing member from the system and Remove button to remove a member.

Create Process step is last step for creating an application. This step has an Activity property to create the Human Task in the flow, Work party Responsible property to select Work Party of that Human Task and a Description property to create description of that the Human Task. There is an Add button to add more Human Task to the process. After entering the values, user can click Finish button to start creating your process template diagram.

The system will now display the Create Flow page for creating the Process Template Diagram. The system will automatically generate a process stub depending on the information in the Create Process step. User can also choose not to give the Activity, Work party Responsible and Description information in the Process step and start with an empty process diagram.