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(...) configure a timeout using a timer action on the waiting step, which redirects to an error-handling path if the job doesn't complete within a defined timeframe (e.g., 24 hours). Refer to the attached diagram for a high-level concept of the solution. Advantages: Effectively bypasses the 120-second execution limit in WEBCON BPS. Allows complex, long-running operations to be executed as a single unit, (...)

(...) ly. Is it possible to initialize only, for example, the last 100 rows, and load the remaining rows on demand via a button? Do you perhaps have an idea how to feed new rows at the step I marked in the diagram ? Currently, the rows are loaded into a technical table at those steps, and then pulled into the final table. Maybe it would be worth moving the row loading into the technical table into a subprocess? (...)

(...) We previously worked with Webcon BPS version 2022 and has upgraded to 2025.1.1. In the older version, I remember there was an option in Designer Studio (can’t recall exactly where) to view a workflow diagram —similar to the Workflow Designer view—that showed how many times each path was used. I used this feature during testing to verify that all paths were covered and to check the number of executions. Do (...)

(...) out hovering over the path. Incorporating line jumps would significantly enhance visual clarity and prevent misinterpretation of process flows. This small but impactful UI improvement would make the diagram s look much more professional and readable. I truly hope to see this feature implemented in a future update. Kind regards Sébastien

(...) t easy to visualize or analyze previous workflow designs. It would be very helpful if the workflow model history allowed users to navigate through past versions and view the corresponding workflow diagram exactly as it existed at that time. Suggested features (for the new Web Studio): 1. Historical workflow visualization From the workflow model history, users should be able to open and browse ear (...)

(...) What does the X icon mean on an intermediate step in the workflow diagram ?