1. Introduction

A brief description of the Logical Process Model.

2. Description

A description of business processes, business actors and business activities/tasks as they are organized below. This section should also describe basic facts about the business, such as the business value proposition and the markets in which the business operates.

3. Logical Process Model Hierarchy

This section presents the Logical Activities (processes) hierarchically, explains the dependencies among them, and shows the content of each process. If the model has several levels of detail, those at the top-level are presented first. The lower levels within these are presented next, and so on, all the way down to the activities/processes at the bottom of the hierarchy. For each layer include:

• Its Name.
• A brief description explaining the layer's contents and context in the system. The description must be understandable to any developer.
• A description of the business activities/processes within the layer, including the name and brief description of each business activity.
• A list of business actors and roles owned by the process, including the name and brief description of each business role.

3.1 <name of workflow>

Brief description.

   3.1.1 Process Workflow

Workflow steps.

   3.1.2. Special Requirements

The business activity requirements not covered by the workflow as it has been described. A Brief Description of the special requirement.

4. Diagrams of the Logical Process Model

Diagrams, primarily collaboration diagrams, of the entire Logical Process Model are included here.  There should be at least one diagram to provide a high-level overview (context) of the business, one to provide a high-level overview of the business activities and one to provide an overview of the significant business roles.

4.1 Overview Diagrams

This section includes overview diagrams as mentioned that illustrate the context.

4.1 Workflow Diagrams

This section includes each diagram that illustrate the workflow.