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Process Landscape

A Process Landscape is the top-level container for business processes in your organization.

Key Fields

  • Name: Landscape name
  • Description: Overview of the process landscape

How It Works

graph TB Landscape[Process Landscape] -->|contains| Processes[Processes] Processes -->|triggered by| Timers[Timers] Processes -->|contains| Elements[Process Elements] Elements -->|can be| Actors[Actors] Elements -->|can be| Features[Features] Elements -->|can be| DataObjects[Data Objects]

Purpose

The Process Landscape represents:

  • The business process overview
  • Container for all process workflows
  • The root element of the process view

Organization

In Korgraph's process hierarchy:

  1. Process Landscape - Top level (you are here)
  2. Process - Individual business workflows
  3. Process Steps - Flow connections in the process
  4. Actors - People or systems performing actions
  5. Features - System capabilities used in the process
  6. Data Objects - Information artifacts in the process
  7. Timers - Scheduled triggers for processes

Integration

  • Storage: korgraph database, type processlandscape
  • Hierarchy: Root element for process view
  • Relationships: One-to-many with processes and timers

Tips

  • Use names like "Core Business Processes" or "Order-to-Cash Landscape"
  • Keep only one Process Landscape per deployment
  • Use description to document process modeling standards
  • Focus on individual processes for detailed workflow modeling
  • Use timers to document scheduled/recurring processes