The Business Process Service runs even if no users are signed onto the server. The server treats tasks that can be controlled by the Business Process Service as independent windows processes. For each process, the maximum RAM available in the operating system can be used to enable the processing of large quantities of data.
All tasks to be carried out can be compiled in one process chain and worked through one after the other. The data to be processed, such as current pricelists for an online shop, are sent per email to predefined email addresses for example and automatically post processed.
If a process fails, it is re-initiated after a predefined time interval. The rest of the queued tasks remain unaffected by the failed process and are carried out exactly as planned. Status information such as errors that crop up while processing tasks through the Business Process Service are logged in the database.