A business process is defined as a unit of internal behaviour or collection of causally-related units of internal behaviour intended to produce a defined set of products and services.
A business process describes the internal behaviour performed by a business role that is required to produce a set of products and services. For a consumer the required behaviour is not of interest so a process is designated "internal".
The name of a business process should preferably be or contain a verb in the simple present tense.
Category: Business Layer and Behaviour aspect
Examples: Receive request, Register, Pay, Create contract, Sign agreement.
Typical Relationships:
- Triggering - business process, business event, business function, business interaction
- Access - business object
- Assignment - business role, business collaboration, application component
Source: Archi - The Free ArchiMate Modelling Tool - Hint for the model element.
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