Trigger
Cron, event, manual dispatch or a condition on a source.
Shared method
Every workflow uses the same discipline, not the same model: sources, controls and metrics change with the problem.
Narrative example
From plain language to technical language
| Plain language | Technical term |
|---|---|
| The system starts the work | Trigger |
| It retrieves information | Acquisition |
| It checks that it can be used | Validation / quality gate |
| It performs calculations | Compute |
| It decides whether to proceed | Decision |
| It stores results and information | Persistence / provenance |
Progressive path
Each level adds detail without forcing the reader to restart: enter at the most useful point and continue progressively.
Before method
The intermediate level explains data types, regression, classification, clustering, neural networks and automation.
General diagram
Choose the depth
The path starts with concepts and examples, moves through operational logic and software architecture, and reaches validation, frameworks and failure modes.
RPA in practice
Cron, event, manual dispatch or a condition on a source.
APIs, feeds, files or pages with retries, timeouts and source dates.
Rules, models, quality gates and supervision determine publish, skip or block.
Logs, state, provenance, hashes and history make the process auditable.