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Siebel Business Process Framework: Workflow Guide > About Workflow Process Steps and Connectors > About Workflow Process Step Types > About the Task StepA Task step is similar to a Sub Process step in that the task step represents a container for a further set of steps below the level of the steps in the workflow in which the task step is defined. Task steps launch tasks from within a workflow process. Once a workflow calls a task, the task is visible in the user's Inbox. Until the user finishes the task, the workflow is in a waiting state. Once the task is finished, the workflow moves to the next workflow step, continuing the workflow's execution. The main parts of creating a Task step for a workflow process include:
Once you have created a Task step in the Process Designer and you have associated the Task step with a task flow, you can open the Task Editor by double-clicking the task step on the Process Designer canvas. Considerations to weigh when using a task step include:
Defining a Task StepYou define a Task step in the Process Designer in Siebel Tools. Perform the procedure described in Adding a Step to a Workflow Process with the following modifications:
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