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Flows are the mechanisms that define to which activity the request should followgo. They determine the path that the request will take as the stages or activities are completed.

Flows are represented by arrows that indicate the direction of movement, which can be either a one-way path – from the source activity to the destination activity – or a return – from the destination activity back to the source activity.

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The common flow is the standard flow for moving the request between activities. It is the flow used most used flowoften, allowing the request to be moved move from one activity to another without the possibility of returning to the previous activity.

The common flow is represented by an arrow that indicates the direction in which the request will be movedmove.

Automatic flow

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The automatic flow moves the request automatically to the destination activity when after reaching the deadline of the source activity has been reached , and it has is not yet been completed, fulfilled; that is, the request has not yet been moved to the next step.

The automatic flow is represented by a A clock in the middle of the arrow that indicates pointing the direction in to which the request will be movedmove represents the automatic flow.

For the automatic flow to work correctly, it is necessary required that:

• the source activity has have a defined deadline;

• there is a scheduling of the type Automatic flow exist in the Task scheduler, determining a time interval from which requests that are stalled in activities with automatic flow are checked and moved.

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