Overview

The Liberate platform is a comprehensive solution designed to empower companies in orchestrating complex business processes with efficiency and flexibility. By providing a range of tools and features, Liberate enables developers to build modular workflows, automate tasks, integrate with external systems, and execute business logic seamlessly. This overview provides a high-level understanding of the Liberate platform and its key components.

Orchestration of Complex Business Processes:

Liberate is specifically designed to streamline and optimize the orchestration of complex business processes. It offers a visual interface where developers can create workflows that represent the end-to-end execution of business processes. These workflows serve as a central hub for coordinating and managing various tasks, decisions, and events involved in the process.

Workflows and Projects:

Developers using Liberate can build modular workflows, which are reusable components that encapsulate specific business logic and capabilities. This modular approach promotes reusability and maintainability, allowing developers to assemble workflows from pre-built components. Workflows are typically grouped under projects, providing organization and management capabilities for related business processes.

Connections, Events, and Tasks:

Liberate workflows consist of three primary components: connections, events, and tasks.

• Connections: Connections represent integrations with external systems, APIs, or services. They provide the necessary interfaces to interact with external resources, enabling data exchange, triggering actions, and retrieving information.
• Events: Events are key triggers within workflows. They can be both internal and external events that initiate or respond to specific conditions or actions. Events can be used to start workflows, pause execution until certain conditions are met, or respond to asynchronous operations.
• Tasks: Tasks represent individual units of work within a workflow. They encompass a wide range of actions, such as data transformation, validation, decision-making, notifications, or external system interactions. Tasks can be configured with specific settings and inputs to perform their designated actions.

Business Logic Execution:

Liberate workflows have the ability to execute business logic by leveraging decision tables. Decision tables provide a visual representation of business rules and logic, allowing developers to define conditions and outcomes based on specific criteria. This empowers workflows to make automated decisions based on predefined rules and data, reducing the need for manual intervention and improving the efficiency of business processes.

Reporting and Analytics:

Liberate provides robust reporting and analytics capabilities to gain insights into the performance and efficiency of business processes. The platform captures data related to workflow execution, task completion, decision outcomes, and other relevant metrics. This data can be visualized through reports and dashboards, enabling stakeholders to monitor process performance, identify bottlenecks, and make data-driven decisions for process optimization.