We have a process where people need to process requests in bulk. What we'd

THanks! That's not really what I envisioned though. Maybe a more detailed example would help. Imagine a process workflow that engages a team (Team A). Someone wishes to run thirty of these workflows. What I'd like to do is give team A the option of either interacting with each of the thirty tasks, or have one task that would allow them to complete all thirty in bulk. I imagine that one way would be to have the User Input Task embedded as a sub-process that also contains a receive message listener. Then, another process could execute a report on all outstanding tasks for that process. A Grid could be populated allowing them to indicate which of those tasks is complete and a message sent to each of appropriate subprocesses. My challenge is that the User Input Tasks in the subprocess would be marked as skipped if the process completes, what I'd like to do is have them marked as complete.

THanks! That's not really what I envisioned though. Maybe a more detailed example would help. Imagine a process workflow that engages a team (Team A). Someone wishes to run thirty of these workflows. What I'd like to do is give team A the option of either interacting with each of the thirty tasks, or have one task that would allow them to complete all thirty in bulk. I imagine that one way would be to have the User Input Task embedded as a sub-process that also contains a receive message listener. Then, another process could execute a report on all outstanding tasks for that process. A Grid could be populated allowing them to indicate which of those tasks is complete and a message sent to each of appropriate subprocesses. My challenge is that the User Input Tasks in the subprocess would be marked as skipped if the process completes, what I'd like to do is have them marked as complete.