# Available Processes

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 1- Search by Application\
 The available process definitions can be filtered by Application.\
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 2- List of Available Processes\
 The current user can create instance of any Process on this list.\
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 3- Description of selected Process Definition\
 Information about the selected process.\
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 4- **New Instance** of the selected **BPM Process Definition**\
 Click here to create a new instance of the selected process.\
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 5- Add an AND Application Context\
 The "AND" context.\
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 6- Add an OR Application Context\
 The "OR" context.\
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 7- List of tasks of selected Process\
 A summary with all task of the selected process.

### What is an AND/OR Context <a href="#what-is-an-andor-context" id="what-is-an-andor-context"></a>

&#x20;A **context** is a runtime *artifact* to extend the permissions of a BPM Process Definition.\
&#x20;When a BPM Proces Instance is created an execution context can be defined. This **execution context** is an additional restriction to the process. And it **should** be used in conjunction with a **"Public Application"** where process defined in this "Public Application" can be shared across multiple other applications.\
&#x20;See the following diagram of a process running across multiple applications.\
&#x20;A Bpm Process Definition belong to "Public Process" application. When a Bpm Process Instance is created a execution context is defined (in red) a collection of others applications. In this case the additional restriction for users is to have a role in "Hardware" or/and "System" applications.

**Note**:\
**Execution Contexts** must added before the process starts.&#x20;

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