The last state in a transaction flow is called a final state. A flow can have as much final states as wanted. All final states must have associated an exit event for the transaction flow to complete. The exit event of a final state means that the flow will send the event specified when the flow comes to the end. The exit event is defined in the properties view of the final state. A full description of the final state properties can be found in Creating final state. The final state is represented in the statechart diagram by the following node:

The final state could add an optional action to launch a new flow from the final state at server side.