Have you ever wondered why workflow management is so vital in logistics?Today, we're going to delve into an intriguing concept that's revolutionizing the world of logistics. Lego is much more than just a popular children's toy in the realm of logistics.Lego refers to a set of tools and guidelines designed to model workflows carried out by individuals within logistics centers.Imagine a platform that provides reusable, scalable and extendable tools.That's what Lego offers its primary purpose to coordinate and manage the physical activities of operation, think of picking up a package, reading a QR code and so on as a platform, Lego enables the modeling management and execution of tasks and processes can later be used for various use cases.Interestingly, LEGO models, process is carried out by one or more reps or anyone involved in stage of an operational process.Now let's dive deeper into how LEGO works a LEGO process models, the succession of actions or tasks in an operational flow carried out by one or more individuals.It's all about ordering responsibilities, focusing on the physical world and allowing actions on real world entities without needing to understand business details or rules or external contexts.A work order, the primary entity managed by LEGO represents a physical act in the real world.These work orders have a very limited scope and represent specific activities like picking up packages or sending packages to another stage.They can also represent the context of the activity being carried out and its result work orders are generated in LEGO with all the necessary information so they can be executed when the time comes.A LEGO process is atomic, meaning it doesn't know about other processes whether they are LEGO or not.Each LEGO process serves a unique purpose and has a clear beginning and end.Ideally a LEGO process has all the information it needs in the work order.If it needs real time information or to complement its execution context, it can call external services without knowing why lego is responsible for orchestrating tasks in a process execution, providing a sandbox for testing processes, monitoring the backlog and tasks in execution, providing process productivity metrics, offering observable from the tracking of task results and making tool kits for development standardization.