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Next, let’s customize the **CaseStatusConfiguration** static entity to define the different statuses the case can have.

1. Still in the Data tab of the **CMAppStarter_CS** module, open the CaseDefinitionConfiguration static entity.
1. Still in the Data tab of the **CMAppStarter_CS** module, open the CaseStatusConfiguration static entity.

1. Open the **Records** folder and copy the **Closed_ExampleToCopyAndDelete** record.

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### Customizing the case workflow

You can now start customizing the WF module in preparation for your CM app and building processes for case defnitions using [BPT](../../processes/intro.md). Note that there is a **HumanActivity_Example** activity that you can adapt to your preference including its name, description and if needed, setting instructions.
You can now start customizing the WF module in preparation for your CM app and building processes for case definitions using [BPT](../../processes/intro.md). Note that there is a **HumanActivity_Example** activity that you can adapt to your preference including its name, description and if needed, setting instructions.

The CaseComplete action calls on the Case_Complete action from CMf. After you have finished customizing the module, ensure the CaseComplete action is the final step in the flow.

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