#How to draw a line in bizagi modeler how to#

Link event: these are always paired with the same label (e.g. It can be expanded to give the detailed flow within itД¬onditional event: in a task this will only happen if a condition is met, otherwise the 'default' flow will take place Sub-process: this container marks where a sub process occurs within a main process.

Service task: this is something a computer system does automatically with no human intervention User task: this task is performed by a person using a computer system Manual task: this task is performed without any system being used Inclusive gateway: at least one of the emerging options must happen, but two, more or all of them can happen (A or B or C or A+B or A+C or B+C or A+B+C) Parallel gateway: all emerging paths must occur (A and B and C) Start of process or sub-process (there can only be one of these)Д®xclusive gateway: only one of the emerging options is permissible (A or B or C) Д«PMN can appear quite baffling in its array of symbols, but actually for the majority of models that you build you'll need only a small subset. I am using a common and international notation called BPMN (Business Process Modelling Notation) but there are others such as UML which you might want to investigate before choosing one. There are several different mapping notations, all of which are similar (after all they are doing the same thing), but it's best to choose one and stick to it. In part 1 we had a simple 'making tea' process map with elements such as circles, rectangles and diamonds. Process maps use symbols to designate different things within the process. Now we'll go on to look at drawing up the map in a graphical model.

#How to draw a line in bizagi modeler how to#

We also explored how to create an as-is map in a workshop. In part 1 we looked at what process maps (or models) are and what they are used for.