Business Process Automation with ProcessMaker 3.1: A Beginner’s Guide

Business Process Automation with ProcessMaker 3.1: A Beginner’s Guide, 9781484233443 (1484233441), Apress, 2017

Use this practical, hands-on guide to get started with ProcessMaker. The book provides clear steps for you to walk through and set up ProcessMaker on your own system and make processes run faster and smarter. You will model and build a complete business process for requesting, approving, and reporting expenses.

In the course of building the process, you will understand:

The Workflow Designer for modeling business processes using BPMN 2.0
The Dynaform Designer for creating responsive HTML forms
Input and Output documents for capturing supporting documents for business processes and generating standardized documents from the data captured in a process
Triggers for implementing custom business logic and extending ProcessMaker functionality

What You’ll Learn

Send email notifications and add comments to cases
Build complex routing rules
Manage users and their permissions
Deploy ProcessMaker to a cloud server
Configure and use the ProcessMaker mobile app

Who This Book Is For

Business analysts, programmers, and professionals in all industries (e.g., higher education, finance and insurance, government, healthcare, manufacturing, and telecommunications)

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