üheetapilist
Üheetapilist is a coined term used in discussions of process design to describe a workflow structure composed of discrete, single-step units arranged in a prescribed order. Each unit, or step, is atomic, with clearly defined inputs and outputs and minimal side effects. The overall design emphasizes that steps can be validated independently, and that the sequence enforces deterministic progression from start to finish.
In practice, Üheetapilist supports modularity and traceability. Because each step is a self-contained unit, changes to
Variants exist when steps include conditional gates, retries, or batching at a higher level. In software engineering,
Origin and usage: The term appears in online discussions and niche writings rather than formal standards; its
See also: workflow, process automation, task granularity, stage-gate models.