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The return flow allows the request to go back to the originating source activity.
When the request moves from the source activity to the target activity through a flow that allows return, upon completing the target activity, you can return the request to the previous activity; that is, the originating one.
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Flow type
Type of flow to be used between the two activities or stages of the process. The available options are: - Common flow: when selected, it determines that the flow is common, meaning that you need to move the request from the source activity to the target activity.
Automatic flow: when selected, it determines that the flow is automatic, meaning the request automatically moves from the source activity to the target activity when the deadline for completing the source activity expires. | Nota |
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Common flow title
Name for identifying the flow. This name is displayed above the flow in the process diagram.
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In a Payment Request process, you could call the flow between the Request payment stage and the Manager Approval stage Send for approval.
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Return flow
When activated, it determines that it is allowed to return the request from the destination target activity to the source activity.
Return flow title
Name for identifying the return flow. This name is displayed below the flow in the process diagram.
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In a Vacation Request process, you could call the return flow between the Manager Approval stage and the Request vacation stage Adjust dates.
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