There is a large number and variety of processes to achieve a certain goal; however, a lot of these processes have been designed to be carried out in individual work environments. For that reason, in the area of Collaboration Engineering it has been proposed a Methodology for the Development of Collaborative Processes, which allows obtaining the collaborative specification of a process. This methodology provides the Facilitation Process Model (FPM) to represent the process flow, which has been updated from a series of elements that provides the HAMSTERS (Human-centered Assessment and Modeling to Support Task Engineering for Resilient Systems) notation, in order to contribute to its understanding and future use. Thus, this paper presents a preliminary evaluation of the elements included in the FPM through a case study that compares a traditional FPM versus one that includes HAMSTERS elements.