How to model the message flow to and from multiple instances of the same role?
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What is the best way to model message flows to multiple instances of the same role? For example first a company creates a new contract for their business partners. After creation the company sends the contract to 10 business partners.
Each of them can accept or reject the new contract. If 8 partners will accept the contract, the company does not revise the contract.
Here is an example how the model would look like with one business partner.
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What is the best way to model message flows to multiple instances of the same role? For example first a company creates a new contract for their business partners. After creation the company sends the contract to 10 business partners.
Each of them can accept or reject the new contract. If 8 partners will accept the contract, the company does not revise the contract.
Here is an example how the model would look like with one business partner.
bpmn
edited Oct 5 '18 at 14:42
Suncatcher
3,97122858
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What is the best way to model message flows to multiple instances of the same role? For example first a company creates a new contract for their business partners. After creation the company sends the contract to 10 business partners.
Each of them can accept or reject the new contract. If 8 partners will accept the contract, the company does not revise the contract.
Here is an example how the model would look like with one business partner.
bpmn
edited Oct 5 '18 at 14:42
Suncatcher
3,97122858
What is the best way to model message flows to multiple instances of the same role? For example first a company creates a new contract for their business partners. After creation the company sends the contract to 10 business partners.
Each of them can accept or reject the new contract. If 8 partners will accept the contract, the company does not revise the contract.
Here is an example how the model would look like with one business partner.
bpmn
bpmn
edited Oct 5 '18 at 14:42
Suncatcher
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edited Oct 5 '18 at 14:42
Suncatcher
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edited Oct 5 '18 at 14:42
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edited Oct 5 '18 at 14:42
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You should use a Multi-Instance Activities or Tasks. It's the one of several forms of looping activities. It is a shorthand and comes in two types - sequential and non-sequential. For your case non-sequential is the best fit,
this means that the activity can be completed for each item in the collection in no particular order.
Three vertical lines indicate that the multi-instance activity is non-sequential.
answered Nov 16 '18 at 10:28
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You should use a Multi-Instance Activities or Tasks. It's the one of several forms of looping activities. It is a shorthand and comes in two types - sequential and non-sequential. For your case non-sequential is the best fit,
this means that the activity can be completed for each item in the collection in no particular order.
Three vertical lines indicate that the multi-instance activity is non-sequential.
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You should use a Multi-Instance Activities or Tasks. It's the one of several forms of looping activities. It is a shorthand and comes in two types - sequential and non-sequential. For your case non-sequential is the best fit,
this means that the activity can be completed for each item in the collection in no particular order.
Three vertical lines indicate that the multi-instance activity is non-sequential.
answered Nov 16 '18 at 10:28
Fabian HinsenkampFabian Hinsenkamp
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You should use a Multi-Instance Activities or Tasks. It's the one of several forms of looping activities. It is a shorthand and comes in two types - sequential and non-sequential. For your case non-sequential is the best fit,
this means that the activity can be completed for each item in the collection in no particular order.
Three vertical lines indicate that the multi-instance activity is non-sequential.
answered Nov 16 '18 at 10:28
Fabian HinsenkampFabian Hinsenkamp
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You should use a Multi-Instance Activities or Tasks. It's the one of several forms of looping activities. It is a shorthand and comes in two types - sequential and non-sequential. For your case non-sequential is the best fit,
this means that the activity can be completed for each item in the collection in no particular order.
Three vertical lines indicate that the multi-instance activity is non-sequential.
answered Nov 16 '18 at 10:28
Fabian HinsenkampFabian Hinsenkamp
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answered Nov 16 '18 at 10:28
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answered Nov 16 '18 at 10:28
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