Properties of Business Processes (.bpm)

Business Processes (.bpm) are modelled graphically using the BPMN Editor and can be executed on the X4 Server if all modules are parameterized and linked correctly with repository files.

You can edit the properties of a Business Process in the Properties view by clicking on a free area of the BPMN Editor's workspace.

The most common properties are displayed by default, however, additional settings can be made using the Properties view toolbar:

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Properties

Documentation
`Created`	Creation date of the process
`Created by`	Creator of the process
`Last Update`	Date of the last change
`Last Update by`	Name of the last editor
`Title`	Free text field for the process title
`Version`	Project version If no version is set, the time stamp is taken as version.
Technical
`Can Stop`	Business Process may be stopped during execution. This property is not inherited by subprocesses. Possible values: `True`: For standard processes (default) `False`: For critical processes that need to be completed
`Free-flow mode`	Defines if the free-flow mode is enabled. This unlocks the extended BPMN palette to use the BPMN Editor as a pure BPMN drawing tool. This option can be enabled when creating a Business Process and cannot be changed afterwards. The run/debug functionality for the current Business Process is disabled in Free-flow mode.
`In service`	Sets process active or inactive. If inactive processes are executed, they receive the process ID `-1`. Subprocesses (processes called from other processes) can always be executed independently of this property. Possible values: `True`: Process can be executed (default) `False`: Process cannot be executed (only called as subprocess)
`Instance limit`	Maximum number of instances of this process that can be executed at the same time.
`Schedule`	Time scheduling tool enabling the scheduled execution of processes on the X4 Server without X4 Designer; To schedule a process, select this property, and click . Possible values: `Disabled`: No schedule is defined (default) `Enabled`: A schedule for this process is defined
`Stop on error`	Stops the process execution if an error occurs. Possible values: `True`: Stop execution if an error occurs (default) `False`: Continue erroneous execution (if possible)
`Schema Declaration`	Defines schema for input and output of the process.