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# Data Objects
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In BPMN (Business Process Model and Notation), a data object represents the information or data used and produced by activities within a business process. It represents the data elements or artifacts that are relevant to the process and provides a way to model the flow of data through the process.
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They help in clarifying the data flow and dependencies within the process, making it easier to understand how information is utilized and transformed throughout the process execution.
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## Data Input Configuration
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| 💻 Form | ⌨ Field Input |
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| --- | --- |
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|![name_field](images/name_field.png) | **Name:** Update Customer Information |
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|![id_field](images/id_field.png) | **ID:** Example - updateCustomerInformation |
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|![name_field](images/documentation_field.png) | **Element Documentation:** URL, Raw Data, Plain Text |
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|![name_field](images/data_object_properties.png) | **Element Documentation:** URL, Raw Data, Plain Text (only applicable for Data Object Reference) |
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### Data Input
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![data_input](images/data_input.png)
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Represents the data or information that is required as an input to initiate or execute a particular task or process. BPMN input defines the data elements that need to be provided or available for the task to be performed.
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### Data Output
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![data_output](images/data_output.png)
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Signifies the data or information that is generated or produced as a result of executing a task or process. BPMN output describes the data elements that are produced or modified during the execution of the task.
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### Data Object Reference
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![data_object_reference](images/data_object_reference.png)
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A Data Object in BPMN typically represents a specific piece of information or a data entity that is exchanged or manipulated during the course of a business process. It can represent both physical and digital data. Examples of Data Objects include documents, forms, reports, databases, or any other data entity relevant to the process.
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### Data Store
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![data_store](images/data_store.png)
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A Data Store represents a persistent storage location where data is stored and retrieved during the course of a process. It typically represents a database, file system, or any other storage mechanism. Data Stores are used to depict the long-term storage of data that can be accessed by multiple activities or tasks within the process. They provide a centralized location for data storage and retrieval.
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