HOPEX Business Process Analysis : HOPEX Business Process Analysis : Organizational Processes : Defining Process Events
   
Defining Process Events
 
Defining an event
Creating Events
Event natures
Event types
Current process interruption
Event type and nature combinations
Connecting Events to Sequence Flows
Accessing Preceding or Succeeding Processes
Attaching an Event to a Process
The events enabling representation of facts occurring during process execution.
*An event represents a fact occurring during execution of a process, for example a new contract concluded with a supplier. An event marks the impact on process progress of a phenomenon internal or external to the process. There are different natures of events: start events, catch events, throw events and end events.
Events can be used:
Within a process to define facts internal to the process.
Outside a process to describe causes and effects of events of the process depending on its use context.