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Maestro user guide
Last updated Jun 23, 2025
Boundary events
Boundary events are attached to tasks or sub-processes to model interruptions or timeouts.
| Event type | Behavior |
|---|---|
| Interrupting timer | Used for manual starts or when the trigger is defined outside the BPMN model. |
| Interrupting error | Indicates the process is triggered by an incoming message. Often used in called processes. |
| Escalation | Indicates the process starts at a specific time or after a delay. Useful for scheduled operations. |
Important: Use boundary events to represent expected
exceptions or alternate flows. Place them visually on the edge of the task they
monitor.
For more details about the BPMN elements supported in Maestro, see BPMN support.
