By suspending a process instance, you temporarily halt its execution, allowing you to access and modify the necessary data or configurations associated with that specific instance.
This feature is not only useful for making updates, but also enables the possibility to redo a previous step with different metadata if needed.
- Next to the Process Instance Id, look for the icon that resembles the 'Suspend' icon and select it to initiate the suspension of the process instance.
Resuming a process is essential for ensuring that the process can continue its execution, recover from interruptions, and proceed with the necessary updates or corrections.
- Click on the 'Resume' button. This action will cause the process instance to go back to its active state, allowing the process instance to continue. Depending on where the process instance is in its journey, the status might be waiting or some other active status. The process instance remains highlighted in yellow.
👤 Note that you need Admin rights to complete the following steps.
> **Step 3: Suspend the Process**
Ensure the status has changed from *user_input_required* to *suspended*
![Reset](images/reset_process2.png)
> **Step 4: Go to the relevant past activity**
Only a previously completed section highlighted in grey can be chosen.
> **Step 5: Select 'View process instance at the time when this task was active.**
![Reset](images/reset_process3.png)
> **Step 6: Observe the task once highlighted in grey should now be yellow.**
A previously completed section is now active and shown in yellow.
> **Step 7: Select 'Reset Process Here’ icon in the popup window.**
![Reset](images/reset_process5.png)
> **Step 8: "Resume" process instance.**
The process instance should be resumed by selecting the ‘Resume’ icon next to the Process Instance Id
![Reset](images/reset_process6.png)
> **Step 9: Refresh page**
Wait for Resume action to complete, this may take some time. Refresh the page to ensure it has transitioned to the next activity, replacing the current one.
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✅ From this point onward, the remaining part of the process can smoothly proceed.