Glossary:Likelihood

Likelihood, likelihood

A value between 1 and 100 that is an assumed or known probability associated with a flow action. For example, a likelihood of 66 on a flow action labeled Accept means that users completing an assignment linked to that flow action are expected to choose the Accept flow action two out of three times.

A value between 1 and 100 that is an assumed or known probability associated with a flow action. For example, a likelihood of 66 on a flow action labeled Accept means that users completing an assignment linked to that flow action are expected to choose the Accept flow action two out of three times.

A value between 1 and 100 that is an assumed or known probability associated with a flow action. For example, a likelihood of 66 on a flow action labeled Accept means that users completing an assignment linked to that flow action are expected to choose the Accept flow action two out of three times.

An activity that controls the way that users interact with forms that they need to fill in to complete their tasks. The flow actions associated with a task determine the choices that are available to users as they perform the task. For example, in a damaged goods claim process, the buyer can select to have the goods either reimbursed or replaced.

A task that a user completes so that the business process can advance towards the final resolution. You can add assignments to the business process to collect information or seek approvals from users with different roles or levels of expertise. For example, in an online credit card application, a customer needs to fill out the online credit card application form by providing a range of personal and financial details. When the application form is completed, the process advances to the bank employees who can process the request by either approving or rejecting the application.