This page lists the different operations available in the application.

• Starts a Process
• This only starts the Process and does not start the first Task.

• Starts a Process using past Process data as initial (default) data, from [My Operation Record] or [Task List].
  

1. Open Process Details of the Process you wish to use.
• This can only be used in [Task List] or [My Operation Record].
• This cannot be used in [All Users' Operation Record].
2. Click [Start Process & Reuse these data].

• Starts Process and moves to the first Task's Execution screen.
• For more info, see OP-02-A: Execute Task.

• Moves to the Task's Execution screen
  
• For more info, see OP-02-A: Execute Task.

• Accepts the Task and opens the Task Execution screen.
• For more info, see OP-02-A: Execute Task.

• Accepts the Task.
• Once you accept a Task, the Task moves to [My Tasks].
• Task state changes from OFFERED to ALLOCATED, and the Task is removed from Task Lists of other offered users.

• Accepts all Tasks that have been selected in the Offered Tasks list.
• Check the Tasks that you wish to accept and click [Accept selected tasks]. The next screen will show which Tasks were accepted and which were not.

• Returns the Task to the Offered Tasks list.
• Available in Tasks that are in Allocated or Running states.
• You cannot return a Task if you are the only user who can execute the Task.

• Delegates the Task to another user
• Available in Tasks that are in Allocated or Running states.
• For more info see Task Delegation.

• Adds the Task's deadline to your Google Calendar.
• If the Task does not have a deadline, the current time will be added.
• To use this function, you must set Google Apps Connectivity.

• Records the Start Time of the Task
• Available in Tasks that are in Allocated state.

• Cancels the Process.
  
• Users can only cancel a Process that only he/she is executing. If another user is executing a Task of the Process, you cannot cancel it.

• Displays details of the Task and Process that includes the Task.
• See OP-02-B: Process Details for more information.
  

• Creates a new Process Model
• Click [New Model] from the side menu.

• Creates a new Process Model by importing a Process archive
• Click [New Model from Archive] from the side menu.

• Creates a new Process Model by duplicating an existing Model.
• Moves to the Process Model details page of the newly created Process Model.
• Edit the name, etc., of the Process Model as necessary.

• Displays Process Model Details.
• You can edit data and change settings, etc., in the Process Model detail page.

• Edit the Process Model using the Process Modeler
  
• For details see Process Modeler.

• Customize the design of the Execute Task screen with an original HTML template file.

• Activate the Process Model

• Restarts a suspended (Not Active) Process Model.

• Suspends an active Process Model.
• Process cannot be used when suspended

• Export a Process Model as an archive
• Process Models that cannot be activated (Process Models that are not completed appropriately) cannot be exported

• Opens Change Process Model Name page

• Opens authorization editing page

• Deletes Process Model

• Displays info of specified version of Process Model.
• This is available for version details on activated versions also.
  

• You can choose to show or hide all previous versions