BPMN process diagram
BPMN Process Diagram
overview of process execution:
· The process will be started by a customer who submits a claim, which is a simple text description in our example
· Next, an employee will review the claim and provide an answer
· The customer will be able to review the employee's answer and provide a satisfaction rating
· If the rating is equal to or greater than 3, the process will finish after the customer has read the answer
· If the rating is lower than 3 an extra task will be assigned to the manager of the employee to work with this customer who is not really satisfied. Once this task is done the process will be completed
Step 1:
The new diagram includes:
· One pool: one process definition
· One lane inside the pool: lane default name is Employee lane (more about lanes in another chapter)
· A start event: the starting point of process execution
· A user task: a task (or step) that needs to be performed by a user
Step 2:
Rename Diagram
Step 3:
Rename Start Event
Step 4:
Rename User Task
Step 5:
Add another task
Rename task
Step 6:
In order to define another path in our process execution,
l We will add an exclusive gateway.
l Change the gateway type from parallel (the one with the + sign) to exclusive (the one with the x sign)
l Rename exclusive gateway.
From the gateway, there are two possibles paths. The first one completes the process if the customer satisfaction level is good. The end of a process is identified by an end event, a red disc.
Step 7:
Add end event
Click on oval on the gateway and drag it.
Select red disc icon and rename the end event
Step 8
The second path from the gateway will lead to another user task
Add another task from the gateway.
lClick on the gateway
lClick on the task icon of the gateway and drag it
lRename the task

Step 9
And from this Deal with unsatisfied customer task we need to go to a second end event:
Step 10
Refresh the diagram validation: at the bottom of the screen, select the Validation status tab and click on the Refresh button
The error is displayed because we didn't define the conditions for process execution
Step 11
Configure the conditions
File>Save
Due to the static value true, this version of the process will always go through the Deal with unsatisfied customer task.
Congratulations! You have now your first valid BPMN process diagram!
Step 12:
Run your process
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You successfully built and executed your first process
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