Document-oriented workflow (BPM) enable business processes to be highly automated while providing detailed visibility into the current state of each document. Workflows can be initiated from a scanned image, an electronic document or an eForm that is submitted online. Workflow processes respond dynamically to business conditions and rules, so that the right person receives the document at the right time. Workflows can be defined in a graphical process designer, sometimes requiring little or no custom programming. Workflow processes can also accelerate integration with other applications and databases, while providing notification to users via email.
Hershey offers three BPM platforms:
- XenDocs Workflow – Based on Windows Workflow Foundations, it is ideal for document or eForm-centric workflows. To learn more, click here.
- Cardiff LiquidOffice – Ideal for eForm-centric workflows. To learn more, click here.
- Windows Workflow Foundations - Ideal for highly customized workflows that are not related to a document or an eForm.
Below are two examples of a very simple workflow process: |
