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Step 6: Add a Waste Output

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Waste Outputs

A waste output is something that your system creates which isn't considered useful by anything in the environment.

The current BERT prototype requires creating waste outputs before proceeding to inputs. Future versions will relax this requirement.

Click the green arrow to create a new flow

Change interaction usability to waste

Once you have identified a waste and created the associated interface and sinks, you'll see a new button appear on the left side of your SOI for creating inputs.