Architecting Complex Workflows Real time scenarios with SAP Build Process Automations

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Introduction

Welcome to our SAP Blog series on SAP Build Process Automation!

My colleague, Adwait, and I have collaborated on numerous customer engagements, encountering a wide array of challenges related to complex workflow development.

In this series, we aim to address some of the most demanding real-world requirements and provide comprehensive end-to-end solutions.

Initial Thoughts

SAP Build Process Automation represents a significant evolution from the traditional SAP Workflow Management service. With a blend of professional code and low-code/no-code options, it promises a new era of workflow development.

Initially, we harboured doubts—could complex workflows truly be built using low-code and no-code approaches? However, our experiences have pleasantly surprised us 😀

SAP Build Process Automation empowers us to tackle even the most challenging Real-Time Business Scenarios effortlessly.

Target Audience: SAP BTP Architect, BTP Developer & Solution Architect.

Pre-Requisite: As we delve into complex real-time requirements, we recommend that you prepare by gaining an initial understanding of SAP BTP Build Process Automation. Familiarize yourself with the basics and consider practicing some exercises to ensure a smooth journey through this series.

Business Requirements

Throughout this blog series, we will delve into the following critical business requirements:

Deadline Monitoring, :  Auto Approval/Rejection

• Invoke Sub Process with timer event for elapsing time line.
• How to utilize the SAP Build Process Automation API to complete the task.
• How to control the main process ( workflow)S from the Sub workflows and many more.

Dynamic Sequential Multi-Level Approval

• Design the complex decision matrix with multi-level approval.
• Implementing sequential approvals across multiple organizational levels.

Conclusion Remarks:

Thank you for reading, and happy automating! 

Please feel free to get in touch with me ( Mohit Bansal) & Adwait 

Regards,

Mohit Bansal, SAP BTP Advisory & Solution Architect