Previously, the context menu for a task sometimes covered the BPMN element being modified. We've improved the way the context menu displays based on the position of the element in the viewport. The element being edited is now visible while you are chaging its properties from the
We've removed support for blackbox pool instances in the process model. This was a feature that caused confusion and added little value. Now every blackbox pool that you added to a process model is completely independent from all the other blackbox pools in the model. For example
Problem: When the width of a pool gets wider (by adding more elements to the right) the label of the lane on the left can be outside the viewport, making it difficult sometime to retain context. Solution: We've retained the current left side lane labels but also added lane labels
The element context menu in the BPMN modeller is updated to make it easier and more intuitive to change a current element, generate labels, and add the next element downstream.
We've introduced new icons to make distinguishing between documents easier. Tasks and subprocesses are subcomponents of process models, while process models and global tasks are standone documents. We've made the new Task icon for embedded tasks to differentiate from the Global t
New Features: Added support for embedded task instructions on all embedded task types that support performers: User, Manual, Send, Receive, and Business Rule. Embedded task instructions inherit permissions from the root process. Workspace tables now display tasks with embedded in
Generate labels for your Klarify BPMN models with AI. Click the magic wand icon in the context menu of the BPMN element and AI will generate suggested labels for the current element. How it works Context: Only the current process model is used as context for generating labels. Co
Until now when deactivating a Klarify member all of their private documents were being transferred to the organization account owner. Furthermore, if the member was an employee assigned as owner for any processes, subprocesses or tasks or assigned as performer for any tasks they