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christinab930378
February 15, 2026
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Process model stops unexpectedly with no errors

  • February 15, 2026
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I have a process model that stops running without any apparent reason.

When I click on the node where it stops, a pop‑up appears saying: "No errors were encountered at this node."

Has anyone seen this behavior before? What could cause a process to halt without logging an error, and what steps should I take to troubleshoot it?

10 replies

stefanhelzle0001
February 15, 2026

Could it be that you assigned that node to a user or group? It is meant to be unattended.

christinab930378
February 20, 2026

It runs as an automated activity. It is not assigned to anyone as a task

adityag9712
February 15, 2026

Can you please check, is this process model is opened from any Parent Process Model. If yes check is parent process model is ended or not. 

This can also possible.. Also in addition to that check what Stefan suggested. 

christinab930378
February 20, 2026

Parent process Model was is not ended

shubhama926776
February 16, 2026

It's a user task node waiting for human input. The process pauses there by design - no error occurs until someone completes or reassigns it.

christinab930378
February 20, 2026

The process has stopped in a scripti task node

harshas2775
February 16, 2026

In the Process monitoring tab do you see this process as Active/running or paused? Depending on what configuration is done in the script task the node can be paused by an exception so check this.

christinab930378
February 20, 2026

From monitor I can see this process as Active/running but once I open the instance it is changed to paused

harshas2775
February 20, 2026

So something in the script task is causing an exception and thus process is pausing. Can you elaborate on what is happening in the script task for better debugging guidance.

stewart.burchell
February 23, 2026

As per [mention:65b14048184a4eb5aff3a76c87b97431:e9ed411860ed4f2ba0265705b8793d05]  - what is that script task doing? It could be calling something that is taking a very long time to execute, but we have no visibility of what that is so for anyone to help you we need to understand exactly what that script task has been configured to do.