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Process Orchestrator

The intended central orchestration of an end-to-end process.

This topic describes development or product direction. It does not confirm availability in your environment.

SIMPLY EXPLAINED

What can you do with it?

This explains the product direction: governing process steps, systems, people and exceptions together.

  1. Process requirement
  2. Intended orchestration
  3. Controlled result

How to start

  1. Map the process
  2. Define actions and controls
  3. Describe exception handling
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In development

Process Orchestrator is in development. This section describes product direction and the intended operating model, not current screen-by-screen instructions.

Process Orchestrator is intended to become the central start point of SAS: the place where a customer designs a flow, uses the required building blocks, follows running process instances, handles human work and exceptions, and improves outcomes.

The core promise is to move from separate process steps to a controllable chain in which requests, tasks, decisions, SLA status, systems, and data come together.

Product direction

Area Intended role
Design & Model Make processes, decisions, gateways, and dependencies explicit.
Orchestrate & Execute Coordinate systems, people, data, actions, and events.
Monitor & Control Show instances, status, SLA, alerts, and the reason attention is required.
Work & Collaborate Bring tasks, priority, deadlines, and process context to people.
Analyze & Improve Use cycle time, volume, rework, automation rate, and trends to improve.
Govern & Assure Apply roles, permissions, policy, security, audit, and evidence.

The following pages explain the direction without presenting it as current product instructions.

In this section

Design & ModelHow process steps, decisions, gateways, and connectors become explicit.Orchestrate & ExecuteHow processes coordinate people, systems, data, decisions, and events.Monitor & ControlReal-time visibility into process instances, SLA, risk, and exceptions.Work & CollaborateTasks, work queues, priority, deadlines, and context for human work.Analyze & ImproveUse process outcomes and trends to make improvement choices.Govern & AssureThe horizontal layer for roles, policy, security, audit, and evidence.Decision, Policy & Control componentsFuture components for matrices, rules, policies, expected state, and Operational Activities.Living process documentationFuture AI-assisted documentation generated from the actual process configuration and history.StatusWhat is confirmed, in development, and still product direction.

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