Parallel Multiple Intermediate Catch Event
A Parallel Multiple Intermediate Catch Event pauses process execution until all of several defined triggers have occurred. It requires all triggers to fire before the process continues (AND semantics).
What is a Parallel Multiple Intermediate Catch Event?
A Parallel Multiple Intermediate Catch Event waits until all defined triggers have occurred before resuming the process. Every trigger must fire-the process cannot continue until all conditions are met.
Visual Representation
The event displays as a double-line circle containing a plus sign inside a pentagon. The plus indicates AND semantics; the pentagon represents multiple triggers.
Key Characteristics
- AND semantics: All triggers required before process resumes
- State accumulation: Engine tracks which triggers have fired
- Correlation across triggers: Each trigger must correlate to the same instance
- Synchronization point: Gathers multiple inputs before proceeding
Common Use Cases
Document Collection
Wait until all required documents (ID, proof of address, income verification) have been submitted.
Multi-System Confirmation
Wait for confirmation messages from both payment gateway and inventory system before finalizing.
Approval Gathering
Wait for approval responses from all designated reviewers before proceeding to execution.
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