Thanks for the response and I will give that a try. I do have a question about the screen capture you provided. It is very similar to what I have and my question is, In the process diagram the start message is what is going to initiate the form. How will the timer catch event work if the initial form has not been submitted in order to move the process to the user task?

Hi Michael,

Currently we do not have such mechanism on starting forms. However, there are some ways to achieve something like that.

For example in the following user task with boundary timer event, you can set the time that you want the form to "expire", and choose "Interrupt the attached activity". In this case, the user task will be interrupted when the timer is triggered, so the form in this user task will no longer be available.

To add a boundary timer event, you can right click on a user task and choose "attach timer event". You can find more about timer event here.

Hope that helps.

Thanks.

I attempted to place the timer catch event and it works as expected except for one thing  and i could have it misconfigured. When the time has expired, it does not give me my results.

In my process diagram, after the user task is started and i have the time set for 1 minute for testing, when that even occurs it does not send me my results. I only get the results when i press the submit button.