Creating process automation can be complex and involve a large number of activities. Therefore, Hyland offers two different ways to structure the automation project. The actions performed within the workflow can be structured in either a flowchart or a sequence.
You can also have a combination of sequences and flow charts within the same automation project.
Sequences
Sequences are typically used to build simple, step-by-step subprocesses that do not require multiple paths or decisions.
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Flowcharts
Flowcharts are very versatile and can be used for simple processes with no branches. They can also be used to model complex process structures with multiple branches, such as nested decisions.
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