I knew Activity Chaining is configured when same user have to perform multiple user input tasks without navigating to tasks list . Can some one let me know where other places we can use Activity chaining and uses of it .Can we stop using Activity chaining in middle of PM where we have Start Process Smart Service (MNI)( the intention of start process smart service is to just trigger another Pm and no data needed from that PM into parent) and then continue after that node?
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mounikab3160 said:Can some one let me know where other places we can use Activity chaining and uses of it .
Combine attended tasks (user interaction) with unattended tasks (automations, calculations) for smoother workflows. Think of data validation following user input or automatic calculations based on user choices.
mounikab3160 said:.Can we stop using Activity chaining in middle of PM where we have Start Process Smart Service (MNI)( the intention of start process smart service is to just trigger another Pm and no data needed from that PM into parent) and then continue after that node?
Yes, Think of MNI as a chaining off-ramp that lets you launch another process without interrupting the main flow.
Thankyou @Shubham Aware for your Explanation!
Thankyou Abhishek Karumuru for providing References!
Shubham Aware Will we get any performance issue if we don't combine attended and unattended tasks with activity Chaining . Lets suppose if user needs to perform only one user input task , does it need to configure activity chaining for all unattended nodes in Process Model
hi mounikab3160 not combining attended and unattended tasks with activity chaining may not necessarily lead to performance issues. if your processes are simple and having low data processing.
As Abhishek Karumuru already mentioned,You won't necessarily encounter performance issues if you don't combine attended (user input) and unattended (system-driven) tasks with activity chaining.Use activity chaining strategically to enhance user experience for multi-step user interactions.