Starting a Process

Processes are typically started by clicking on a button that launches the process. 

For example, the below screen shows a button labelled “New Request” which will launch an Onboarding Process. 

A screenshot of a computerAI-generated content may be incorrect.The New Request button launches an onboarding Process

If we take  a look at the configuration of this Process we can see that in its first block there is a Display Page step that is configured to show a multi-step form named “Initial Request” and is set to create as new record.

 

A screenshot of a computerAI-generated content may be incorrect.The first step in the process is to launch a multi-step form named "Initial Request"

 

Here is what the user will see when they click on the New Request button.

A screenshot of a computerAI-generated content may be incorrect.What the end user will see after the process launches the multi-step form

If the Process is configured to not allow parallel runs on a record

And the Process is already running on the record it has been triggered for, users will receive a message explaining the Process could not start because it is already running on this record.

If a Process is launched by a user, but they do not have a task, they will be notified it has started.