Business Objects are data structures used in a business process and usually represent elements of a business process, data or requirements of the business. Business objects allow organizing, storing and processing data that is processed at each stage of a given business process. These objects are the core components used to ensure effective management of business processes and play an important role in the day-to-day operations of the organization.
Kuika Process Automation ensures that business objects are correctly configured to manage business processes. Business objects can store all the data related to a specific business process or transaction within the system and make this data available at every stage of the workflow. For example, a customer order can be defined as a business object and this object can contain all the information of the order (customer information, product details, payment status, delivery information, etc.).
Business objects are used to store and communicate important data at each stage of the workflow. As a business process progresses, business objects are processed and updated. For example, during an approval process, the business object may contain the approved or rejected status, comments or additional information from authorized persons. This ensures that business processes are transparent and traceable.
By making it easy to create and manage business objects, Kuika ensures that processes work with the right data and that data is consistent at every stage of workflows. Business objects also make it possible to share data between the right people and departments. This speeds up processes and increases efficiency. In addition, analysis of business objects helps identify weak points in processes and areas for improvement.
Business Process is a systematic sequence of steps and activities that a business performs to achieve specific objectives. Business processes usually consist of repetitive tasks and actions and aim to achieve goals by using resources efficiently. In the Kuika Process Automation module, business processes are structured and streamlined with various tasks and roles, thus facilitating the management and monitoring of processes.
Business processes are designed to increase operational efficiency, optimize resources and improve business results. For example, in a sales process, stages such as evaluation of customer requests, proposal preparation, approval processes and product delivery are included in the scope of the business process. Kuika Process Automation allows this process to be automated, ensuring that tasks are completed on time and in the right sequence.
Accurately defining and implementing business processes gives businesses speed and flexibility, enabling them to achieve their business goals faster. At the same time, by making processes measurable, performance analysis can be performed and areas for improvement can be identified. This helps businesses increase customer satisfaction and gain competitive advantage.
Boundary Event (External Trigger Event) is a type of event defined in the Kuika Process Automation module depending on a task or a work step, triggered when a certain event occurs. These events are used to provide additional conditions or alternative paths in the process flow. A Boundary Event is located in the outer frame of the task to which it is attached and when the defined condition or event occurs, it activates an alternative workflow without the main task continuing. For example, when a certain time is exceeded or an error occurs, the process is redirected to a special flow managed by the Boundary Event.
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