Back to glossaryProduct & TechnologyBackend Workflow
Practical working label — agree its meaning within your project
A Backend Workflow maps the steps a server takes from receiving a request to delivering a response. It includes validation, service calls, data transformations, and error handling.
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When to use backend workflow
Document it when a feature spans multiple micro‑services or complex business rules.
A practical example of backend workflow
For example, processing an order might involve validating the payload, reserving inventory, charging payment, and finally emitting an order‑created event.
How it applies to Ideoreto
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Key takeaways
- Ensure each workflow step is represented in the diagram.
- Validate that error paths are explicitly shown for each stage.
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