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A subtree is a small process that can be re-used by one or more other task process trees. A subtree differs from a regular process tree in that it defines its own inputs and outputs, much like a task handler defines its input parameters and output results.
Examples of subtrees might include an approval process, or a messaging strategy that uses a common email template.
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The process to create a subtree is very similar to creating a regular process tree.
A subtree should be built the same as a regular process tree. To return the defined subtree output variables and allow the parent tree to continue processing, a new System Control task handler called "Tree Return" must be used.
A subtree can be used just like a task handler. In fact, to the parent tree, it appears just like any other task handler.
