Check models and objects
A semantic check is a script that verifies whether the modeling conventions have been adhered to. If the check reveals that the modeling conventions have not been complied with, error descriptions, warnings, or notes are displayed so that the modeling can be corrected. This is often required when the models are created by several users or even across departments. To avoid issues, perform semantic checks before a new or modified model is used.
After you saved a new or modified BPMN diagram, the semantic check for BPMN processes is performed automatically. If errors, warnings, or notes were found, the number of problems found is displayed in the Semantic checks bar. To correct the problems, follow the instructions described in Run semantic check for open BPMN diagrams.
You can perform semantic checks for BPMN processes manually in open BPMN diagrams and in the repository.