Contexts are useful to handle different âenvironments/status/contextsâ of a process; for example, to test a process in a test environment before deploying it.
For example, by defining a âtest contextâ and a âproduction contextâ and associating different variables to each context, there is no need to change values in connectors, forms, or other places where variables necessarily differ in different environments.
A context is a set of key-value pairings. Context keys (which will be replaced by a predefined value) can be used as input in most text variables.
When a process is associated with a context and then Run, the context keys are replaced by the associated values defined for that context.