What is the difference between General Mode & Low Latency Mode?
| Based on parameters | General mode | Low latency mode |
| Process modes | This is the default process mode for all new processes. This type of process can also be called a traditional process. | This processing mode improves performance for short-lived processes (where total execution time is generally expected to be less than 30 seconds). |
| Simultaneous execution | Allow simultaneous flag to be unchecked by default. | Allow simultaneous flag to be checked by default. |
| Process states | In this mode, process execution will be done by logging every state of the process | Request or response data is not recorded. Therefore, you cannot view request or response data, and you cannot retry a low-latency process |
| Process logs | Process metrics are recorded in the View Process State dialog, and the process log is available. | Process metrics are not recorded in the View Process State dialog, but the process log is available |
| Document logs | The inbound and outbound document logs are available. | The inbound document logs are disabled. |
| Email alerts | We can generate Email alerts. | We can’t generate email alerts for low-latency processes |
| Start Shape | We can choose any of these options 1. Connector. 2. Data pass through. 3. No data. 4. Trading partner.  | In this mode, we don’t get any options as shown below:  |
