Let us review the following example of a workflow process. 

According to the design, the process advances to the next step when a task is completed. Let's understand how to jump from Task1 to Task3 when the instance is paused at Task1 or Task2. 

Select the process from the list on the Process Instance page, then click View > Render. The process instance is displayed on a new page, as shown below. As observed, it is sleeping at the Task1 and Task2 steps. 

Select a process from the list on the Process Instance page, then click the Utils > Jump To Step option. 

The Jump To Step pop-up window appears for configuration. As shown below, select the target step from the drop-down list, then click the Jump button to proceed. 

The process instance updates by jumping to the target step, and a confirmation message appears in the top-right corner, as shown below. 

Select the process instance, then click the View > Render menu option. As shown below, the step has successfully reached its target. 

Select View > Execution View to observe the Jump step through the execution process. 

Select the Items > Waiting Steps menu option. The Waiting Steps pop-up window displays the list. As observed, the process instance is waiting at the Task2 and Task3 steps following the Jump event.