Encapsulated Business Process
1. Type Introduction
Encapsulated business processes possess the capability to be reused across the entire organization for data processing. They define input parameters, process them through a workflow, and then output result parameters for other processes to call.
2. Configuration Example
2.1 Create a New Encapsulated Business Process
In process management, click on "Encapsulated Process" and create a new "Encapsulated Business Process".
2.2 Set Input Parameters
Click on setting input parameters, add parameters to set up the input parameters. Supported input parameter types include: Text, Number, Date, Member, Department, Attachment. Note that Member and Department pass objects, not text.
For example, if the input parameter name is "Phone Number" and the type is "Number", set it as required. You can also set an alias and description for the parameter name. Click save. Once saved, the type of the input parameter cannot be changed.
2.3 Set Output Parameters
You can add nodes such as "Get Data" before the output parameter node for dynamic values to use in the output parameters. Click on the output parameter node, set the output parameters including parameter name, type, output information, parameter alias, and description. Click save once set.