Learn how to model end-to-end processes that cross multiple boundaries using BPMN message events and pools in this 20-minute tutorial video. Follow along as Senior Developer Advocate Niall Deehan demonstrates practical BPMN implementation through a coffee shop order fulfillment example. Master setting up process canvases, using collapsed pools to represent different participants and their relationships, and utilizing expanded pools to map various actions and communications. Explore token simulation, learn to model customer and barista responsibilities, and understand the benefits of signal events in process modeling. Using Camunda SaaS Modeler, discover how BPMN's graphical notation can help provide clear process visualization, improve operational efficiency, reduce errors, and foster innovation through better team collaboration. The tutorial breaks down complex BPMN concepts into digestible segments, making it ideal for those looking to enhance their business process modeling skills with practical, real-world applications.
BPMN Message Events and Message Flows in Process Modeling - A Coffee Shop Example
Overview
Syllabus
- Welcome + Introduction
- Explaining the process with token simulation
- How to add related processes, entities, actions, and people, using collapsed pools
- How to model the actions and responsibilities of different participants, like a customer, using expanded pools
- How to use an expanded pool to model the actions and responsibilities of the barista
- The nice thing about signal events
- Conclusion + Call-to-Action
Taught by
Camunda
