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The process diagram is design section of process. A process diagram is a visualized model, process diagram tools are pools, roles, diagram and routes. The following tool titles describe how to create expense form in the process diagram.

Pool

A pool container of diagram. 

  • Click the plus icon below the pools title. New pool and pop-up will open under the pools title.
  • In the pop-up, set the pool features.
  • Enter the "Expense Form" name in to name field.
  • Click the "Ok" button, "Ok" button is found in the bottom-hand side of the pop-up. Diagram overview screen will open on the same screen.            

Roles 

Roles are definition of who will be responsible for task. 

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  • First task title is expense form, If you want you can change the task name. We need to give a role to this task. 
            * Click this task and select the "Accounting Specialist" below the role title.
            * Click the action field on the task. To create two action, those are submit and avoid.
  • To create a second task. Click "Submit" action button, "Add new task" button will be seen on the screen.
            * Click on  "Add new task" button, new task will be seen on the screen. 
            * Enter the "Approve" name in to task property fields screen.
            * Click the action field on the task. To create two action, those are approve and reject.
            * Select the "Accounting Manager" below the role title.
  • To create a third task. Click "Approve" action button, "Add new task" button will be seen on the screen.
            * Click on  "Add new task" button, new task will be seen on the screen. 
            * Enter the "Accounting Records" name in to task property fields screen.
            * Click the action field on the task. To create action, save.
            * Select the "Accounting Specialist" below the role title.

 RoutesRoutes

Routes are links between Actions and Tasks to build relation within process diagram.

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