# Create an Application in AppSpace
Before creating a business process, you must first create an **Application** in **AppSpace**.\
All processes in ONEWEB are created and managed **within an application context**.
This section explains how to create an application, create a process inside the application, and start designing the process using **Process Designer**.
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### Step‑by‑Step: Create Application and Process
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#### Step 1: Create a New Application
1. Log in to **AppSpace**
2. Click the **Create New App** button
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#### Step 2: Choose Application Platform
When creating an application, select the appropriate platform:
* **Web Application**
* **Mobile Application**
Enter the required application details.
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#### Step 3: Start Application Development
Click **Start Develop** to begin creating components within the application.
The system redirects you to the **Components Page**.
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#### Step 4: Create a New Process
On the components page, click the **Create Process** icon.
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#### Step 5: Define Process Details
In the **Create Process** dialog:
* Enter process name and details
* Choose one of the following options:
* **Create** – Create an empty process and design it later
* **Start Design** – Create the process and start designing immediately
If **Create** is selected, the process appears in the component list.\
You may later click the **Edit** icon  to open Process Designer.
If **Start Design** is selected, the system immediately redirects to **Process Designer**.
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### Process Creation Wizard (First‑Time Setup)
If this is the **first process in the application**, a **Process Wizard** will appear to guide initial configuration.
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#### Step 1: Define Business Object
Define **input and output data** used by the process.
You can:
* Add an existing Business Object 
* Create a new Business Object 
Define parameters for the new Business Object:
Add additional parameters if needed:
Click **Next** to continue or **Previous** to edit earlier steps.
> **Note**\
> You can click **Save Wizard** at any time and resume later using **View All Wizard**.
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#### Step 2: Create Work Party
Define **Work Parties** used in the process.
| Property | Mandatory | Description |
| --------------- | --------- | ---------------------------- |
| Work Party Name | Yes | Name of the work party |
| Type | Yes | Currently only **User Role** |
| Work Party Lead | Optional | Lead of the work party |
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#### Step 3: Create Users / Members
Add members to Work Parties.
Members can be:
* Added manually
* Selected using **Lookup existing member**
* Removed if no longer required
| Property | Mandatory | Description |
| ----------- | --------- | ------------------- |
| Member ID | Yes | Member identifier |
| Member Name | Yes | Member name |
| Member Type | Yes | USER or ROLE |
| Work Party | Yes | Assigned work party |
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#### Step 4: Create Process Flow
The final wizard step opens the **Create Flow** page, where the **Process Template Diagram** is created using BPMN elements.
You are now ready to model the business process visually in **Process Designer**.
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### Summary
Creating a process in ONEWEB involves:
* Creating an application in **AppSpace**
* Creating a process within the application
* Using the **wizard** to define Business Objects, Work Parties, and Members
* Designing the process flow using **Process Designer (BPMN‑based)**
This workflow ensures clear separation between:
* Application management
* Process configuration
* Process execution readiness
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