Bizagi Course

Lesson 1 • Navigating the Bizagi Studio Environment

Orients students to Studio's project tree, ribbon, and canvas areas. Connects interface literacy to efficient process development in later chapters.

Lesson 2 • Overview of the Bizagi Suite

Introduces the three Bizagi components: Modeler, Studio, and Automation. Students map each tool to its role in the BPM lifecycle.

Lesson 3 • Installing and Configuring Bizagi Modeler

Guides installation, workspace setup, and interface orientation in Bizagi Modeler. Ensures every student has a working environment before modeling begins.

Lesson 1 • Gateway Logic and Decision Modeling

Covers exclusive, parallel, inclusive, and event-based gateways in depth. Students apply correct gateway types to real decision scenarios.

Lesson 2 • Pools, Lanes, and Participants

Explains how pools and lanes represent organizational boundaries and roles. Students model multi-participant processes with correct message flows.

Lesson 3 • Core BPMN Elements and Notation

Teaches events, activities, gateways, and sequence flows as the building blocks of any diagram. Mastery here is a prerequisite for all modeling tasks ahead.

Lesson 4 • Validating and Exporting Diagrams

Teaches Bizagi Modeler's validation tool and export formats including PDF, SVG, and BPMN XML. Students deliver publication-ready process documentation.

Lesson 1 • Form Validation and User Experience

Teaches client-side and server-side validation, error messages, and form styling. Students deliver forms that prevent data errors and guide users effectively.

Lesson 2 • Advanced Form Controls and Display Rules

Introduces grids, file upload, rich text, and conditional display rules. Students create dynamic forms that adapt to user input and process state.

Lesson 3 • Creating and Configuring Process Forms

Covers the form designer canvas, control palette, and binding controls to data model attributes. Students build functional input forms for human tasks.

Lesson 1 • Scripting with Bizagi Actions

Introduces action scripts attached to task events for data manipulation and calculations. Students automate field population and cross-entity updates.

Lesson 2 • Bizagi Expression Editor Fundamentals

Introduces the expression editor syntax, XPath-based data references, and built-in functions. Students write expressions that read and write process data accurately.

Lesson 3 • Configuring Sequence Flow Conditions

Teaches how to attach conditions to outgoing flows from gateways using expressions. Students control process routing based on live case data.

Lesson 4 • Decision Tables in Bizagi

Covers creating, structuring, and invoking decision tables for complex rule sets. Students replace nested expressions with maintainable tabular logic.

Lesson 1 • Bizagi Work Portal Architecture

Explains the portal's inbox, case search, and reporting areas from an end-user perspective. Students understand the portal before configuring it for their organization.

Lesson 2 • Task Assignment and Routing Rules

Covers performer assignment expressions, workload balancing, and escalation timers. Students ensure tasks reach the correct person within defined time limits.

Lesson 3 • Organizational Model Configuration

Covers defining positions, roles, skills, and the organizational hierarchy in Bizagi. The org model drives task assignment and escalation throughout the process.

Lesson 1 • Consuming REST APIs

Covers configuring REST connectors, authentication headers, and JSON response mapping. Students retrieve and post data to external REST services from within a process.

Lesson 2 • Consuming SOAP Web Services

Teaches importing WSDL files, configuring SOAP connectors, and mapping XML responses. Students integrate with legacy enterprise systems that expose SOAP endpoints.

Lesson 3 • Database and File Integrations

Covers JDBC-style database queries, stored procedure calls, and file-based data exchange. Students extend Bizagi's data reach to relational databases and flat files.

Lesson 4 • Monitoring and Troubleshooting Integrations

Introduces integration logs, retry policies, and alerting for failed connector calls. Students maintain integration reliability in production environments.

Lesson 1 • Form and Data Validation Testing

Teaches testing form controls, validation rules, and data persistence across tasks. Students catch data integrity issues before end users encounter them.

Lesson 2 • Environment Strategy and Promotion

Explains development, testing, and production environment roles and the Bizagi promotion wizard. Students plan a safe software deployment pipeline before touching production.

Lesson 3 • Functional Testing of Process Flows

Covers creating test cases, executing process server instances manually, and verifying routing logic. Students confirm every path in the process behaves as designed.

Lesson 1 • Governance and Change Management

Covers version control, change request workflows, and stakeholder communication for process updates. Students manage process evolution without disrupting ongoing operations.

Lesson 2 • Building Custom Reports and Queries

Teaches the Bizagi report designer, XPath-based queries, and exporting data to dashboards. Students produce stakeholder-ready reports from live process data.

Lesson 3 • Process Simulation in Bizagi Modeler

Introduces simulation parameters, resource assignment, and scenario comparison in Modeler. Students predict process behavior before committing to design changes.

Lesson 4 • Continuous Improvement Cycle

Applies PDCA and process mining concepts to Bizagi monitoring data for iterative improvement. Students close the loop between measurement and process redesign.