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narmalas511104
January 10, 2024
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MNI

  • January 10, 2024
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I have process model, after start node configured a user input task with MNI and activity chained. I have configured this process model as related action when I initiates the process from the record it is not showing the form  instead it shows action completed

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    stefanhelzle0001
    stefanhelzle0001
    January 10, 2024

    What is the purpose of making that starting user input task a MNI?

      jonesprakashs0001
      jonesprakashs0001
      January 10, 2024

      Hi [mention:79d2ec94c48544679e7a91f50e460009:e9ed411860ed4f2ba0265705b8793d05] ,

      Would you be able to explain your use case that why do we need a MNI configured in a user input task as a related action?

      davidg426798
      davidg426798
      January 10, 2024

      MNI and chaining are basically mutually exclusive. Chaining says "keep the user with this one sequence of events"; MNI says "run multiple copies of this". So MNI nodes usually break chains, since you can't keep a user with a single process flow when you create more than one of them.

      In this example, what I'd expect to happen is the user gets the "completed" message, but has multiple tasks assigned to them in their task queue, each of which allows them to fill out the user input task.

      komalj3844
      komalj3844
      January 10, 2024

      If its Related Action , would advice to make the User interface task as non MNI , as there is no purpose of having MNI here and keep Assignment as pp!initiator

      mathieud0001
      mathieud0001
      January 10, 2024

      Yes, makes no sense to use MNI on a Related Action unless that action is triggering a bunch of tasks assigned to someone else.

      sarathkumr268295
      sarathkumr268295
      January 11, 2024

      If its a related action, the interface will be configured as process start form in the start node right. Not sure why you have given it after the start node. Please correct me if I am wrong.

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