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# Organize processes into groups
> Bring together the processes a campaign can use and set the specific output path for that set.
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A group brings together the processes a campaign can chain, with its own output path, without affecting how each process behaves in any other situation.
Who sees this: Administrator and Company Manager. Requires the Scale plan.
The Tartini interface is in Portuguese. Screen and button names appear here exactly as on screen, with the translation in parentheses.
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## Create a group
By default, a new group starts marked as **fluxo próprio** (own flow), without inheriting the global path.
Where to find it: **Cérebro > Processos > Grupos** (Brain > Processes > Groups).
Click **Novo grupo** (New group) (or **Criar primeiro grupo** (Create first group), if there isn't one yet).Fill in **Nome** (Name), for example "Suporte financeiro".Fill in **Descrição** (Description) with what the group is for.Select a process in the **Adicionar processo ao grupo…** (Add process to group…) field and click **Adicionar** (Add).Click **Criar grupo** (Create group).
Saving always replaces the group's entire set of processes with the current list on the screen; it doesn't add to what already existed.
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## Mark the starting process
The star next to a process defines where the group's campaign begins. It's optional.
Where to find it: **Cérebro > Processos > Grupos**, inside the group's settings.
Find the process that should open the campaign.Click the star icon next to the name.
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## Import the global path when adding a process
When you add a process, you choose whether it comes in with its own path inside the group or brings the global path as a starting point.
Turn on **Importar fluxo global ao adicionar** (Import global flow on add) before choosing the process.The process comes in marked for import, shown as a preview until you save.When you save the group, the processes the global path points to also come in, nested under the original process.
Removing a process that brought others in by import removes the imported ones too. An imported process can't be removed on its own, separate from the parent that brought it in.
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## Edit the group's path (the group's flow)
Once saved, each group has its own editable graph, called **Fluxo do grupo** (Group flow), separate from each process's global path.
Where to find it: the group's settings, **Fluxo** (Flow) tab.
Select **Herdar fluxo global** (Inherit global flow) (what you set here only overrides this campaign) or **Fluxo próprio do grupo** (Group's own flow) (ignores the global path completely).In the top bar, click the process you want to edit.Click an outcome chip on the graph and fill in the target: another process, triage, transfer to a department, or closing.Click **Salvar saída** (Save output).
Editing an output here doesn't change the process's global path in other campaigns. Only one problem is treated as a real failure in the **Saúde do fluxo** (Flow health) panel: a cycle with no way out.
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## Frequently asked questions
Yes. Removing a process also removes everything it brought in by import.
No. The edit stays restricted to this campaign; the process's global path remains independent.
No. By default, any outcome with no explicit rule falls back to triage.
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## Related articles
Build and publish the process before grouping it.See structural problems in the process records.
## Related topics
- [Connect external tools to the AI](/en/integracoes/conectores.md)
- [Training the Cérebro](/en/primeiros-passos/guias/treinando-o-cerebro.md)
- [Processes explained](/en/cerebro/processos-explicados.md)