Connectors are visual representation of steps sequences, relations and constraints in a process.

To add connector simply drag a connector from any connection marker (1) of necessary step to suitable connection marker (2) of target step.

Connectors are automatically created if add steps from steps tree or export from file.

Connectors can be deleted clicking on "Delete" button (3) or context menu item of the connector (4):

Change position and look of connectors:

• Select a connector by clicking. Connector will get green markers (5) at start, end and at the middle of each segment between them.
• Drag start/end marker to desired connection marker of needed step to change connector's join point.
• Drag segment markers to modify connector layout for better look.

Connector types:

• Default connectors (6, 7) - The default connector ensures that the flow does not land up in limbo. It has no conditions, and therefore executes if none of the other connector conditions are satisfied (if there are other connectors).
• Conditional connector (8) - demonstrates that the flow will proceed to the step as long as certain conditions are met.
• Parallel connectors (9) - after completing the step connectors are outgoing from, multiple other steps in a flow can be active at the same time. The further proceeding will go by one connector only depending on connectors order, set in source step.
• Constraint (10) - the execution of a step is contingent on the completion of another step.
• Approved/Rejected connectors (10)- User is supposed to approve or reject decision step.
• Branch (12) - is parallel way which process can be proceeded by at the same time. Unlike Parallel Connectors, Branches allow (and imply) execution of further steps at the same time.