The name of the process model.

A system-generated process identifier. Not editable.

The Process ID consists of the process project name, any intermediate folders, and the process name, each separated by a slash ( / ), if all characters are simple ASCII characters. If any non-ASCII characters are used, Designer uses an encoding scheme to render all characters in the Process ID in ASCII.

The current version of the process. The initial process version is 1.

The user name of the creator of the process. Not editable.

Your descriptive information about the process, for documentation purposes only. Text in process descriptions is searchable.

Local and default documentation fields to document in the process. Documentation fields are searchable.

Value for the assigned Documentation Field.

A list of the stages created within this process model.

Click to add a stage.

Click to delete a selected stage.

Configuration information about the selected stage.

Name of the stage (read-only).

Optional. Description of the stage.

Selected start milestone for the stage.

Selected end milestone for the stage.

Specified condition to define a stage breach.

Stops stage processing for all remaining stages in the process instance when a stage breach occurs in this stage, and only one stage breached EDA event is emitted. Remaining stages are not tracked and will be shown as Incomplete in Monitor. The check box is cleared by default.

Use this page to define the inputs and outputs for a callable process. A global process specification, along with a start none event, is used when a callable process is invoked by a call activity step.

The input specification for a callable process determines the data that flows into the start none event in the callable process when it is triggered by a call activity. The output specification for a callable process determines the data that flows out of the callable process and back to the call activity that triggered it. The entire pipeline is automatically sent back to the call activity.

Adding, editing, and removing inputs and outputs for a global process is done the same way as it is for steps.