Process overview
A process in Casewhere defines the type of data a case can have and the workflows connected to it. When a process is started, Casewhere creates a case to manage and track its progress. To make the difference between a process and a case clearer, consider this example:
A process could be "Applying for a job." When a user applies, a case is created that includes the application, a cover letter, related documents, messages, and more. If the user later triggers a workflow to upload a document, they are updating the case by adding the document to it.
To learn more about working with processes and cases in Casewhere, please refer to the articles below:
- Process management: Learn how to create and manage processes in Casewhere.
- Case creation logic: Understand the case creation process and its associated constraint logic.