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Hi. This is a very interesting question  smiley.

The main options probably are:

  • Attach a timer ("boundary") to the task, and terminate the task when the timer "fires"
  • Attach an event receiver ("boundary") to the task, and terminate the task when the event arrives ("fired" from a BPM process/service - also a service inside the implementation of the task... - or from an external system by queuing and UCAs)
  • Use the rest api "move token" to move the token from the task to another task
  • use the BPM server side JavaScript API TWTask.complete to programmatically "complete" the task

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