Event
Learn about BPMN events, their types, symbols, and usage in business process modeling.
In this example, the final outcomes vary significantly even though both are categorized as end events. It is important to note that when a process includes multiple end events, each end event must be distinctly named to avoid confusion.
Start | Intermediate | End | ||||||
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Type | Normal | Event Sub process | Event Sub process non-interrupt | Catch | Boundary | Boundary non-interrupt | Throw | |
None | ||||||||
Message | ||||||||
Timer | ||||||||
Conditional | ||||||||
Link | ||||||||
Signal | ||||||||
Error | ||||||||
Escalation | ||||||||
Termination | ||||||||
Compensation | ||||||||
Cancel | ||||||||
Multiple | ||||||||
Multiple Parallel |