Which view is used to create an executable process model?

The designer view is the primary interface used for creating executable process models in Appian. This view provides a comprehensive toolkit that allows developers to assemble all the components of a process model, including activities, connectors, and triggers. It generates the underlying code necessary for execution while offering a graphical interface to simplify complex tasks. The designer facilitates the entire modeling process, enabling the user to visually layout the sequence and logic of the process, making it user-friendly and effective for creating workflows that are ready for deployment.

In contrast, the drawing view is more focused on the visual representation of process flows without the detailed configurability required to create executable models. The analyst view is typically used for analyzing performance and process metrics rather than creating models. The modeler view, while it may suggest some modeling capabilities, does not convey the specific process development features that the designer view offers, which is crucial for building and executing a process model in Appian.