A set of custom headers defined during modelling; returned as a serialized JSON document.
When the job can be activated again, sent as a UNIX epoch timestamp.
The associated task element ID.
The element instance key of the task.
The key, a unique identifier for the job.
The priority of the job. Higher values indicate higher priority. Jobs created before 8.10 have no stored priority; the API returns 0 for such jobs.
The bpmn process ID of the job's process definition.
The key of the job's process definition.
The version of the job's process definition.
The job's process instance key.
The amount of retries left to this job (should always be positive).
The key of the root process instance. The root process instance is the top-level ancestor in the process instance hierarchy. This field is only present for data belonging to process instance hierarchies created in version 8.9 or later.
The ID of the tenant that owns the job.
The type of the job (should match what was requested).
User task properties, if the job is a user task.
This is null if the job is not a user task.
All variables visible to the task scope, computed at activation time.
The name of the worker which activated this job.
The business ID of the owning process instance, inherited when the job was created. This is
nullfor jobs created before version 8.10 and for jobs whose owning process instance has no business ID.