Orchestrate
Make the right work happen around Living Business Objects.
ORCHESTRATE CAPABILITIES
Processes, human work and automation without making the process the object.
Orchestrate provides the execution mechanisms used to perform and coordinate bounded work around Living Business Objects. Processes and tasks can start and finish while the object remains the persistent operational context.

BPMN Process Modeling
Define executable business processes visually using BPMN, including activities, events, gateways, conditions and execution paths.

Process Execution
Run short- or long-lived process instances with timers, events, sub-processes, versioned definitions and message-driven behavior.

Human Tasks
Create governed work requiring human judgment, action, review or decision, with the relevant object context and supporting content.

Assignments & Worklists
Route work to users, groups or organizational units and organize assigned or available tasks through queues and worklists.

SLA & Escalation
Manage deadlines, reminders, timing rules and escalations for work that is overdue or approaching operational limits.

Approvals, Reviews & Work
Support approval, remediation, exception handling and human work that does not need to belong to one rigid end-to-end process.

Automation & Robotic Execution
Execute repeatable automated activities and coordinate robotic work with processes, system actions and human tasks.

Reuse, Testing & Execution Control
Reuse sub-processes and automation patterns, simulate and debug execution, and configure retries, timeouts, alternative paths and compensation.

Execution History & Correlation
Keep process and task execution correlated with the Living Business Object and preserve execution results as operational evidence.
Work can change. The Living Business Object remains.
Processes start and finish. Tasks move between people. Automations execute. Exceptions create new work. Orchestrate coordinates each bounded body of work around the Living Business Object while its operational context remains continuous.