Pageflow Processes

A pageflow process is a special type of business process that can be used to provide an animated user interface for a single work item to the same user. For example, an animated user interface would include a sequence of forms instead of a single form.

See Pageflows for more information about how pageflows can be used to provide user interfaces.

A pageflow process can also include other activities - such as service or scripts and conditional logic - which can be used to drive the interaction with the user.

Note: Unlike a normal business process, a pageflow process is stateless and non-transactional. If the process is not completed, any data set earlier in the process is lost. If a pageflow process performs a stateful action - something that cannot be reversed, such as writing to a database as part of REST API call or starting a process instance - it should be the final action performed by the pageflow process.