In SAP Signavio Process Collaboration Hub, users can locate their processes primarily through two methods. The 'Search' function provides a direct way to find a specific process by name or keyword. Alternatively, users can navigate through the 'Process Landscape,' which is the central, hierarchical repository for all business processes. By browsing this structured view, users can drill down to find the specific processes they are looking for.

B. Via the question mark on the right corner: This icon is a standard user interface element for accessing help documentation, support resources, and tutorials, not for navigating or locating process diagrams.

D. Via the tasks tab in the Menu: The 'Tasks' tab is dedicated to managing workflow items, such as review and approval tasks assigned to the user, rather than being a tool for browsing or searching the process repository.

1. SAP Help Portal - SAP Signavio Process Collaboration Hub User Guide

Section: "Finding content": This section explicitly outlines the two primary methods for locating information. It states

"There are two ways to find content in SAP Signavio Process Collaboration Hub: You can browse for content or use the search."

"Browse for content" directly corresponds to navigating the Process Landscape (Answer A).

"Use the search" corresponds to using the Search button/function (Answer C).

2. SAP Help Portal - SAP Signavio Process Collaboration Hub User Guide

Section: "The entry page": This guide details the user interface

showing that the 'Processes' menu item is the entry point to the Process Landscape

and the 'Search' menu item opens the dedicated search functionality. It also describes the 'Tasks' section as the place for "your open tasks for reviewing and releasing diagrams

" confirming it is not for general process location.