Call Activity reverse call dependency tree

[webmaster@finius.de]

Hello,

I have created a number of BPMN2 process diagrams including a set of call activities for global processes. I have been able to see a dependency tree down but I haven't found an option for a reverse dependency analysis: Starting with a process and to identify whether it is linked to a call activity and determing the calling processes.

Sorry I have missed something trivial.

Marcus

[vilgav]

Dear Marcus,

Thank you for the issue report. In your case we would offer two options:

1. You can create a predefined BPMN Processes Structure Map which allows you to represent the structure of processes in a project. It shows packages, processes, subprocesses, and tasks from a selected scope, including call activities:

Process_Map.png

OR

2. You can create a Relation Map diagram and set all the criterion that you need yourself. For doing it please create a Relation Map diagram and set Context, Relation Criterion, Element Type and Scope like in the example:

Relation_Map.png

In Second case, such criterions were set:

criterion1.png

and

criterion2.png

In element type you can specify what kind of elements you want to see, e.g. only Processes and Call Activities.

Please give us a note if we've correctly interpret your problem and if the answer satisfy your needs.

Looking forward to hearing from you.

Kind regards,
No Magic, Inc. Customer Support

[christinasimpson188@gmail.com]

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