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Gateway
A Gateway is represented by the familiar diamond shape
and is used to control the divergence and convergence of Sequence Flow. Thus, it will determine traditional decisions, as well as the forking, merging, and joining of paths. Internal Markers will indicate the type of behavior control.
Exclusive Gateway
Follow only one path
Inclusive
Follow one or more paths
Parallel
Follow all paths
Example 2: Order Fulfillment Process
Prompt: The customer submits an order request. The Sales Department reviews the request. If approved, the Warehouse packs the item, and the Shipping Department delivers it.
Generated Workflow:
Start: “Submit order request” (Customer).
Sales: “Review request” leads to a decision gateway “Approved?”.
No: “Order rejected.”
Yes: Proceeds to Warehouse.
Warehouse: “Pack item.”
Shipping: “Deliver item” leads to “Order delivered.”
This example demonstrates the AI’s ability to handle conditional logic (Exclusive Gateways) and cross-departmental handoffs (Message Flows) automatically.
Diagram Example: A three-lane BPMN diagram showing the flow from Customer request through Sales approval, Warehouse packing, and Shipping delivery, with a clear “Approved?” decision diamond controlling the path.
