Draw your process map

Drawing a process map is easy. If you roughly know what steps you need to complete in your process, you just draw a sequence of boxes to illustrate in what order they should be completed. You put labels inside the boxes to give names to the steps, and add descriptions on what should be done at each step. Naturally, you can play around with your drawing after the first sketch, move around boxes, delete some of them or add new ones.

Your map is ready to be shared with others with a touch of a button.

Try your process map

You can test run your map on old, fictional, or real process cases in real-time. iPB coordinates all people engaged in a test run, even if they do not share the same office space. Each test run is saved in a database and all actions undertaken in it can be traced and analyzed later.

Build a web application based on your map

You are fully satisfied with your map and want to get a web-based application that helps you and your colleagues to run the processes according to your map. With iPB, you need only three additional steps:

• Add business rules to insure your process quality
• Create user profiles to define who will be doing what
• Add a form to each step which will be filled with information to be saved in the built-in database when completing the step

Your web application is ready for launching