What type of information can be defined in the Process Properties window?

The Process Properties window in Appian allows you to define various settings and parameters that govern the behavior of a process model. Among these, process variables play a critical role as they are used to store and manage data throughout the lifecycle of the process. By defining process variables, you can ensure that data necessary for process execution is properly initialized, captured, and passed between different activities or nodes within the process.

Process variables can hold different types of data, such as text, numbers, dates, and even complex data structures. This flexibility is essential for capturing the state of the process, managing user inputs, and facilitating communication between various activities. Properly defined process variables are fundamental to the implementation of business logic and are integral to the successful execution of the process.

Other options such as process users, actions, and conditions pertain to different aspects of the process design but are not defined directly in the Process Properties window itself. For instance, process users typically relate to security and access rights rather than data management within the process. Actions may refer to specific operations that a process can perform, while conditions are often linked to decision points within the process flow. These components, while important, do not fall under the definition of core data elements managed in the Process Properties window as