Model designer provides tools for quick business process suite modeling. ShareProcess provides simple and intuitive way of business processes modeling based on:

• Roles (answering question "Who?")
• Work products (answering question "What?")
• Activities (answering question "How?")
• Processes (answering question "When?")

Activities join together roles and work products thus defining elementary piece of knowledge "Who does what and how".

Processes join together various related activities involving multiple roles and work products, both used and affected.

Processes may be linked to each other, normally illustrating the fact that work products produced in preceding process being used in succeeding process. That is, some outputs of preceding process serve as inputs for succeeding process:

Process groups serve for building inter-process dependency and hierarchy (drill-down).

In order to enrich model content, ShareProcess adopts notion of UML stereotypes that are kind of subclasses for model elements. For example, user may define stereotypes "Technical staff" and "Management staff" in order to add more specific flavor to roles, or define stereotypes "Core business process" and "Support process" for processes.

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