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<para>This document describes how to filter through process instances of business applications using {CENTRAL} in {PRODUCT} {PRODUCT_VERSION}.</para>
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<para>This document describes how to run processes and tasks of business process applications using {CENTRAL} in {PRODUCT} {PRODUCT_VERSION}.</para>
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<para>This document describes how to run processes and tasks of business process applications using {CENTRAL} in {PRODUCT} {PRODUCT_VERSION}.</para>
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= Filtering process instances
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// Context attribute is assembly specific and enables module reuse between assemblies.
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// Purpose statement for the assembly
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In {PRODUCT}, you can view all process instances from the *Manage Process Instances* page. All users except those with `manager` or `rest-all` roles can access and filter through process instances in {CENTRAL}.
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.Prerequisites
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* Red Hat JBoss Enterprise Application Platform 7.1.0 is installed. For more information, see {URL_INSTALLING_ON_EAP}[_{INSTALLING_ON_EAP}_].
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* {PRODUCT} is installed. For more information, see the {URL_INSTALLING_ON_EAP}[_{INSTALLING_ON_EAP}_].
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* {PRODUCT} is running and you can log in to {CENTRAL} with the any role except `manager` and `rest-all`.
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include::{enterprise-dir}/processes/interacting-with-processes-process-instances-filters-con.adoc[leveloffset=+1]
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As a knowledge worker, you use {CENTRAL} in {PRODUCT} to run processes and tasks of the business process application developed by citizen developers. A business process is a series of steps which must be executed in a defined manner according to the process flow. You must have sound knowledge of the business process and should be able to determine the current step of a process or task. You can start and stop tasks, search and filter tasks, delegate, claim and release tasks, set due date and priority of tasks, view and add comments to tasks, and view the task history log.
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As a knowledge worker, you use {CENTRAL} in {PRODUCT} to run processes and tasks of the business process application developed by citizen developers. A business process is a series of steps which must be executed in a defined manner according to the process flow. You must have sound knowledge of the business process and should be able to determine the current step of a process or task. You can start and stop tasks, search and filter tasks and process instances, delegate, claim and release tasks, set due date and priority of tasks, view and add comments to tasks, and view the task history log.
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{Central} provides built-in filters to help you search tasks. You can filter tasks by attributes such as *Status*, *Filter By*, *Process Definition Id*, and *Created On*. It is also possible to create custom task filters using the *Advanced Filters* option. The newly created custom filter is added to the *Saved Filters* pane, which is accessible by clicking on the star icon on the left of the *Task Inbox* page.
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