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    This 3 sentence summary provides an overview of the key elements and concepts described in the Business Process Model and Notation Quick Reference Guide document: The document defines common elements used in business process modeling such as activities, events, gateways, swimlanes, and artifacts that represent tasks, conditions, roles, data, and systems involved in business processes. It also describes different types of flows that connect these elements including sequence flows that define the order of tasks, message flows that represent communications, and associations that link other objects. The guide provides definitions and examples of how these concepts are used to visually design and document business processes.

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    Business Process Model and Notation

    Quick Reference Guide

    Activities Events

    edit procure
    order goods

    Tasks Subprocesses Start events Intermediate events End events


    are activities that represent collapsed initiate a process represent conditions/ complete the re­
    represent indi­ details for one instance. milestones in the spective process
    vidual steps within task within multiple process. instances.
    a process. steps.

    Connecting Objects Artifacts

    Associations Sequence flows Message flows Data objects IT Systems


    combine data connect events, represent commu­ represent files or represent certain
    objects and arti­ gateways, tasks, nication and inter­ documents, which systems, which are
    facts with other and subtasks. actions between are used to com­ utilized to execute
    elements. pools. plete activities. activities.

    Gateways Swimlanes
    Lane
    Pool
    Lane

    Exclusive Gateways Inclusive Gateways Parallel Gateways Event-based Gate- Swimlanes


    (XOR) are used when (OR) are used if one (AND) activate all ways are used if Responsibilities can
    several conditions or more conditions outgoing branches the ongoing process be divided into pools
    are mutually exclu­ are possible. Depend­ simultaneously. flow depends on and lanes. Pools re­
    sive and only one ing on the number of They wait for all in­ the occurrence of an present an organiza­
    selection is possible conditions, the merg­ coming branches to event. The process tion, lanes show
    e.g. “yes” or “no”. ing gateway waits for be completed be­ will continue with working groups or
    all possible incoming fore continuing the the first occurring individuals.
    branches. sequence flow. event.

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