Process and Task Design Guidelines

It is important that you follow the guidelines below when designing processes and tasks to be monitored:

By default, tasks must be mutually exclusive. Therefore, make sure that the triggers or logical procedures that these tasks represent are also mutually exclusive in real life.

In some cases, there may be a logical order for executing tasks. In such situations, you may want to link the start of one task to the end of another task. This means that the end of the first task acts as the trigger for the start of the second task.

In other cases where you cannot be sure of the order of performance of tasks, you need to define standalone triggers.

Verify that tasks have start and stop triggers that correctly reflect what you are trying to measure.