You haven't defined any tasks yet. Please go back and define some tasks now. You only have one task defined. That's barely enough to call a process, so you probably want to go back and define more tasks.

If you insist that you only want one task, that's fine. You can even add a loop from '@loop_from_task_name@' back to itself. The way it works is that we'll ask the user some question, to which he answers yes or no. If he answers yes, we'll go back to the same task again, if he answers no, we'll continue to finish the process—or vice versa. You get to decide that. A loop always goes back to some prior task in the process, e.g. from '@loop_from_task_name@' to '@loop_to_task_name@'. Whether we loop back to '@loop_to_task_name@' or go forward to @loop_next_pretty@ is up to the person performing '@loop_from_task_name@'.

We will ask him a yes/no question, such as 'Approved?'. Depending on the answer, we'll go to either '@loop_to_task_name@' or @loop_next_pretty@.

In the list below, hit add loop on the task you want to loop from, i.e. the last task in the loop.

Order Task Loop Action @tasks.rownum@. @tasks.task_name@ Go to @tasks.loop_to_task_name@ if not @tasks.loop_question@   (add loop) (remove loop)