- SAP Business Workflow Tutorial
- SAP Business Workflow - Home
- Introduction
- Challenges
- Benefits/Features
- Layers
- Architecture
- Linking Process, Business Logic & People
- Business Object
- Start & Termination
- Condition Editor
- Administration
- Event Manager Administration
- Workflows With Errors
- Workflow Configuration
- Workflow Builder
- Import/Export
- Creating Steps
- Business Object Builder
- Abap Classes
- Extended Notifications
- Notifications Configuration
- Integration With Non-Sap Workflow Apps
- Universal Worklist
- Creating Workflows
- Archiving Workitems
- Using Swi2_Diag Diagnosis
- Using The Event Trace
- Transactions
- Function Modules
- Job Responsibilities
- SAP Business Workflow Resources
- Quick Guide
- SAP Business Workflow - Resources
- SAP Business Workflow - Discussion
Linking Process, Business Logic & People
In SAP Workflow, business processes are defined in the Workflow Builder. Each step is defined in the Workflow builder and is called an activity. A single step task or workflow template is defined in each of the activities.
Following table shows the components of SAP Workflow.
| Organizational Plan |
Organizational Unit (a functional unit in your enterprise) Position (represents a post) Job (classification of functions in an enterprise) Staff assignments/assignment of user ids |
| Standard Task | Task (a description of an activity) |
| Workflow Builder |
Overview Step types Tasks Messages |
| Events |
Triggering Events Terminating Events |
Business logic is defined in business object and Business Object contains attributes, events and methods in the workflow. Methods contain ABAP code to define tasks. Each and every standard task in the Workflow is linked to a method and a Business Object.
In the organizational model, people/group of people are responsible for performing actions as per the organizational structure. All these are defined in the Workflow Builder. You can view or create Workflow using T-Code: SWDD (Workflow Builder).
