# Atop Model Integration with BPM Flow

In most cases the regular application has two classes representing users and roles. Let suppose that these classes are **User** and **Role**.

The following list all methods required for **User class** to be integrated with **BPM Flow**. It seems a long list but most methods are simple a redirection to **BpmUser**.

asBpmUser\
canDelete\
finalizeAssignment:\
getAllAvailableTaskAssignmentsIn:\
getAllTaskAssignmentsWithId:in:\
getApplicationsIn:\
getBackofficeApplicationsIn:\
getBpmEnvironments\
getCurrentAssignmentsIn:\
getMyTaskAssignmentsWithId:in:\
getProcessInstanceCategoriesFor:\
getProperty:\
getVisibleRolesIn:\
getVisibleUsersIn:\
isInAdminsEnvironment\
languageName\
lateralListPagingSize\
regularListPagingSize\
roleName\
rolesIn:\
take:\
transitionDisplayModeIsExpanded\
untake:\
username\
userOptions

The following list all methods required for **Role class** to be integrated with **BPM Flow:**

asBpmRole\
bpmApplication\
bpmApplication:\
bpmEnvironment\
getApplicationName\
isBackofficeRole\
isGranted: aUser

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