The Progress Bar component can be set to the following types:

• Summarized (Default) - Displays steps from all branches in the process in one line - allowing the user to switch between the steps. Completed steps will be shown first, then active, and then future:

• Standard - Displays branches separately with an option to switch between them (3).

• Sequential ( available from version 5.0 ) - Displays steps from all branches in the Process in one line (4), in the order defined in the steps grid (5) in the Process Designer.

When checked (6), the History of steps status changes will be retained and available after a Process Instance is restarted.

Defines whether progress bars of sub-processes and connected instances should be Manually or Automatically (7) opened under the parent process progress bar.

"Past Step Filters" (8) and "Future Step Filters" (9) define which Steps will be hidden in the progress bar.

Allows the user to define the Start Date and End Date when proceeding the Step.

Allows the user to add Comment when proceeding the Step. The Comment will be visible in the Process Instance History.

The color of the Proceed, Approve, and Reject standard buttons may be overridden, and the resulting behavior may be overridden by selecting a Handler. The following Handler types are available:

• Form
• Action
• Action Group
  
  Also, you can pass custom parameters too (click button 12 to see parameters list 13):

Custom Parameters (12) may be defined (13) and will be passed to the button handler.

Click the ">>" button (14) to open the formula builder (15).

Below is example of Global Action setup that can be used to proceed steps:

Custom buttons may be added to the Workflow Progress Component menu (arrow button at the right side, Process Instance Menu (23) in this article). These buttons must have click handlers. Handlers (16) can be of following types:

• Form - Opens a Work-Relay form (available from version 5.0, the form can be for any Data Source Object). If selected, the Form Layout Mode must also be defined.
• Action - Executes a Global Action
• Action Group - Executes a Global Action Group
• Visualfoce Page - Redirects to a Visualforce page
• Lightning Component - Opens a Lightning Component
• URL - Redirects to the specified URL

By default, the following Parameters are passed to custom button handlers:  Process Instance Cursor ID, Process Instance ID, Object ID.

For "Form" handler types, both the default and custom parameters can be accessed via the Form's $FormParameters context object (e.g., {$FormParameters.myParameter1}).

For "Action" and "Action Group" handlers, the parameters can be accessed via the $Variables context object (e.g., {$Variables.cursor}). https://w-r.screenstepslive.com/s/12930/m/64199/l/1485339-progress-component-overview#menus-and-buttons

The "Access" picklist (17) defines which users will be able to view the custom button. The following options are available. ("Managers" are Work-Relay Process Managers. "Admins" are Work-Relay Process Admins. "Assignee" is the cursor assignee.)

The "Visibility" picklist (18) contains different options for custom button visibility:

In this table, access to perform additional actions can be provided to users/roles/profiles, whether they are step assignees or not, by entering the Salesforce Record IDs for the desired entity. Access can be granted to Process Manager(s) and Instance Manager(s) separately with the appropriate checkboxes (19):

From version 8.2 , the following Additional Access settings are available (20):

• Create Issue/Task
• Create Work Logs

These settings are active by default for Process and Instance Managers.