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Process Model (Sub processes are not starting)

I have a question regarding the subprocess status shown in the attached screenshot.

The subprocesses are displaying the status as "Unattended" instead of "Completed". I have configured the subprocess node to "Run as whoever designed the process model" in the assignment settings.

Could you please help me understand why the subprocesses are still showing as Unattended rather than Completed?

I've attached the screenshot for reference.

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  • The "Run as whoever designed the process model" option only specifies the execution permissions for the subprocess; it doesn't affect its status. A subprocess remains in the Unattended state while it is executing without user interaction and changes to Completed only after it successfully reaches an end node. If it's still showing Unattended, check the subprocess instance to see if it's still running, waiting at a node, paused, or has encountered an error.

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  • The "Run as whoever designed the process model" option only specifies the execution permissions for the subprocess; it doesn't affect its status. A subprocess remains in the Unattended state while it is executing without user interaction and changes to Completed only after it successfully reaches an end node. If it's still showing Unattended, check the subprocess instance to see if it's still running, waiting at a node, paused, or has encountered an error.

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