Open topic with navigation

TIBCO Business Studio™ - BPM Edition 5.4.0

# Dynamic Organizations

A dynamic organization is a common organizational pattern that can be referenced from a number of different organization models. It is used to represent repeating organization patterns, to avoid the need to model these individually everywhere they are required. For example, a bank might have a number of branches each containing a similar group of roles, so a dynamic organization could represent a branch and be used in different organization models.

The example above shows a dynamic organization representing a Branch. Dynamic organizations are referenced from dynamic organization units within an organization. See Dynamic Organization Units.

Dynamic Organizations differ from static organizations in a number of ways:

- Only one root organization unit is allowed in a dynamic organization.
- Participants within a process (known as Dynamic Organization Participants) can be created as external references with a reference to an organization entity within a Dynamic Organization. See Dynamic Organization Participants.
- When a Dynamic Organization Participant is assigned to a task you need to identify the correct instance of the Dynamic Organization to use to resolve this participant at runtime (as there might be a number of instances generated dynamically). This is done using Dynamic Organization Identifier Mapping.

Subtopics

Did you find this helpful?

Yes No
Great!
Thanks for taking the time to give us some feedback.
Sorry about that

Why wasn't this helpful? (check all that apply)

Could not find what I was looking for
Instructions confusing or unclear
Instructions did not work

Want to tell us more?

Please select at least one option or provide details about the issue!!

Error occurred while submitting feedback.

Error2 occurred while submitting feedback.

TIBCO Business Studio™ - BPM Edition

Copyright © 2015-2023. Cloud Software Group, Inc. All Rights Reserved.