Automating BPFs

BPFs are an excellent option when we want to provide users with a visual tool to guide them on how to manage a process. When we define a BPF, we will work with the following concepts:

• BPFs: These flows correspond to the process we are defining. They will be composed of several consecutive stages, and may also present branches to the process.
• Stages: The stages of the BPFs will represent a phase of the business process. Each phase will be associated with a single table, being able to change the table between consecutive stages. Each stage will be composed of steps. To move from one stage to the next, click on the Next stage button.
• Steps: These steps refer to the things that the user must do:
  • Data to be completed
  • Flows to execute
  • Actions to execute

Additionally, for each of the stages, we can add workflows that are automatically executed when entering the stage or exiting the stage.

The transition between stages, as I mentioned before, is a manual...