Component | Description |
|---|---|
Swimlane | Partitions a set of steps in a workflow and visually distinguishes task responsibilities between different user roles. |
Start | Starts a workflow. |
User Task | Sends tasks for human approval. For example, you might want to add a user task step to a loan approval process. |
Service Task | Automates repetitive tasks that don't need human intervention. You can use a service task to retrieve asset details at run time. For AI governance assets, you can also retrieve the associated risk, mitigation, or questionnaire section at run time. |
Decision Gateway | A control point that routes the workflow in one direction based on the decision in a user or service task. You can add decision gateways after tasks to run only one task outcome. For example, approve the request if it meets the requirements, reject if not, or return if more information is required. |
Inclusive Gateway | A control point that routes the workflow along one or more paths. The path depends on the decision in a user task or the outcome of a service task. You can add an inclusive gateway after a user task or a service task. |
Parallel Gateway | A gateway pair that enables multiple tasks to run concurrently. A parallel gateway pair consists of a divergent and convergent gateway. A divergent gateway splits an incoming path into several concurrent outgoing paths, whereas a convergent gateway joins all the incoming paths into a single outgoing path. For example, when you create a workflow for processing a loan application, you can add multiple tasks that can run in parallel to speed up the process. Customer credit risk validation, KYC collection, asset details, and legal inputs are sample tasks that users can perform concurrently. |
Connections | Connects components in a workflow. |
End | Marks the completion of a workflow. |
Terminal End | Explicitly ends a workflow. Use in parallel gateways to terminate all active tasks and end the workflow. |