You run the entire flowchart (from the top, by using the Run Flowchart command) once. This creates a new Run ID (for example, Run ID = 1) and generates contact history for this Run ID.
When you select contact process A and click Run Process, the
Run History Options window opens. If you choose to leave the Run ID unchanged (Run ID = 1), you will replace the existing contact history, which is not what you want to do. Instead, you choose
Create a new run instance. This option increments the Run ID to 2, retains the contact history associated with Run ID = 1, and appends new contact history to Run ID = 2. In this way, you will not lose the contact history that is associated with the first offer.
If you now edit and run contact process B, the Run History Options window does not open, because you are using a new Run ID (Run ID =2), which does not have any contact history associated with it. When you run only contact process B, you generate more contact history records for Run ID = 2.