Which design object addresses what processes the app is meant to address and how the steps of those processes relate?

• A. Site
• B. Interface
• C. Process Model
• D. Integration

Answer: (C)

The design object that addresses what processes the app is meant to address and how the steps of those processes relate is the Process Model. In Appian, the Process Model acts as the executable blueprint of a business workflow, detailing which processes the application supports and how the steps connect. It lays out the sequence of activities, including user tasks and automated steps, branching decisions, parallel paths, and how data moves between steps via process variables. This defines who does what, when, and under what conditions, and the Appian engine runs these rules to carry out the workflow. By contrast, a Site handles navigation and page structure, an Interface defines screens and user interactions, and an Integration handles connections to external systems. Those aspects are important for UI and system connectivity but don’t establish the overall process logic and relationships between steps, which is why the Process Model is the correct choice.