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The Split Join shape causes processing of a work item to split into two or more independent flow executions that operate asynchronously and then later rejoin.

Purpose

Use the Split Join shape to require that multiple subprocesses of your flow be completed before the current flow continues execution. This allows subprocesses to execute asynchronously, in parallel. For an example, see Work-.ParallelWork.

For example, a mortgage application workflow may require that facts about the home buyers be validated, and that a title search be completed. These two tasks are unrelated and can be performed in subprocesses that proceed independently and in parallel. Other processing later in the primary flow can require that both these two subprocesses complete.

The and help to identify the Split Join shape.

indicates that one or more tickets are defined on the Split Join shape. Assigned ticket names appear beside this icon on the flow.

Adding a Split Join shape to the flow

Editing Split Join properties

Deleting a Split Join shape from the flow

Complete the Split Join tab

Complete the Subprocesses tab

Completing the Status tab

Completing the Tickets tab

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