End
events define how a process should finish and just like with
start events, processes can have more than one end
event.
As you can see from the sample process below, we are provided
with a plethora of end events that include a “None End” event, a
“Message Send” event, a “Signal” event and a “Terminate End” and
“Error End” event.
The “None End” event is the default end event in a manual
and reusable process and as it’s name implies, it is used when your
process doesn’t need...
