What are the benefits of running a convention check of your process? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.

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Options

• AIt ensures the correct order of tasks.
• BIt ensures consistency of the process model.
• CIt verifies that the used BPMN elements are set correctly.
• DIt shows all bottlenecks in a process.

• A
  12% (6)
• B
  82% (41)
• D
  6% (3)

Explanation

Running a convention check validates two critical aspects of your process model: it ensures the model is consistent (B) - meaning naming conventions, element styles, and modeling rules are applied uniformly throughout - and it verifies that BPMN elements are configured correctly (C), such as ensuring gateways have the right conditions, events are properly typed, and required properties are filled in.

Option A is a distractor because task ordering is a concern of the process flow logic (checked by syntax or structural validation), not a convention check. Option D is also incorrect because bottleneck detection requires process simulation or performance analysis tools - a convention check is a static modeling quality check, not a runtime or analytical evaluation.

Memory tip: Think of a convention check as a style and settings inspector - it checks HOW elements look and are configured (consistency + correctness), not WHAT the process does (order, performance). If it sounds like analysis or execution, it's not a convention check.

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