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When a global subprocess is inserted into a workflow, you can change it to a local subprocess. Then, you can configure the subprocess to meet the specific needs of the currently selected workflow.

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    Global subprocesses allow you to develop and store standard and frequently used subprocesses. These subprocesses can be reused in various workflows. They are preconfigured and then are available in the Global Subprocesses list where you are creating your workflow.
  - Make Global/Local
    When a global subprocess is inserted into a workflow, you can change it to a local subprocess. Then, you can configure the subprocess to meet the specific needs of the currently selected workflow.
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Make Global/Local

When a global subprocess is inserted into a workflow, you can change it to a local subprocess. Then, you can configure the subprocess to meet the specific needs of the currently selected workflow.

There are properties that exist in the workflow or process scopes that are defined on a workflow's process step. They are supplied by the workflow engine and are available when authoring a global subprocess.