I will see if I can find a better tutorial, but here is one that shows you how to do it the "old way" (meaning making an API call) from SAP Build Apps, and it would work pretty much the same way for you.
- Create destination, as described here: https://developers.sap.com/tutorials/spa-create-service-instance-destination.html (this also may be created automatically for you when you install Process Automation)
- Make API call as described here: https://developers.sap.com/tutorials/build-apps-workflow-trigger.html#23115af3-8c2e-487a-b50a-ecdc7c... (step 5)
- Call the POST API (2nd one on the page) as described in this API reference: https://api.sap.com/api/SPA_Workflow_Runtime/path/post_v1_workflow_instances
- You need to send as header Content-Type as application/json, and in the payload you need to send as it shows in process automation for your process. To find payload, go to the SAP Build environment where you deployed the process, under Triggers find the trigger you created for your process, and select View (all the way to the right). Now you will see the payload you need to send.
I will try to find a tutorial showing it from JavaScript, for example, from BAS. But I think you'll get the idea from the above.
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