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In order to thank and recognize the WEBCON community members who passionately share their knowledge, exceptional technical expertise and experiences, we announce the launch of the new WEBCON MVP program. Its aim is to honor the most prolific WEBCON BPS users who regularly contribute to the development of the WEBCON community, spread product knowledge, support other users of the WEBCON BPS platf

(...) can add various elements (called widgets) such as reports, task counters, or HTML code. Widgets are used to build a personalized application page in WEBCON BPS Portal. The ability to create your dashboards by using 10 widgets has been introduced in WEBCON BPS 2019. In version 2020, the list of available widgets was enlarged and grouped by sections to make it easier to find them. Also, from this version (...)

(...) Applies to version: 2024 R1 and above; author: Łukasz Maciaszkiewicz   Introduction dashboards are virtual panels that facilitate navigation within a WEBCON BPS application. By enabling embedding various elements within them, dashboards provide not only access to specific application assets, but also data that may be relevant for end users. This article discusses the possibilities offered (...)

(...) Hi, it would be great if the creation of dashboards could be added to the Designer Desk. Best regards, Daniel

(...) It would be nice to have the ability to hide report tiles in dashboards for users who don't have access to a report

Can we have a new feature to add context variables to the HTML dashboard widget? For example application ID, ID of a report etc. When copying application from Production to Test, the report IDs are different and HTML links are therefore broken.

(...) I propose a change in the configuration of the default dashboards so that it is possible to define different main dashboards for different user groups. E.g. Invoices. A different approach to invoices is expected by the person registering, another by the person describing, another by the accountant, another by the payment team, etc.

(...) return money paid into the account Payment – to pay for meals Repayment – to return money for unrealized orders   Application page The application page consists of two dashboards : Lunchtime   Fig. 1. The main page of the application   Lunchtime administration   Fig. 2. Lunchtime administration   The first of the (...)

(...) a separate application which will contain relations to the processes created above. This will be the application for a user in which they will have all available presentation elements – starts, dashboards and reports in one place.   Fig. 7. The new application for a user   To add a relation, click the right mouse button on the application name and select the “Create rel (...)

(...) the parent and related processes and create and modify the presentation elements. From the WEBCON BPS Portal level, a user can enter the edit mode and add new or modify the existing elements (starts, dashboards , reports). They also have the ability of downloading the embed code of any system elements. These privileges do not give access to the given processes. To define the data visibility you need to speci (...)

(...) to start workflows using clear start tiles. If you have many such buttons, just swipe horizontally to get access to more. The application’s description and a list of the suggested reports, and dashboards appear on the application’s page.     To get access to the all report list and the start buttons, expand the side menu on the application’s page by using the &ldquo (...)

(...) names (Agreement), workflow names (Agreement), step names (Start, Finish (positive)), etc.   The following elements are also a part of the configuration: start buttons, reports and dashboards . In this case, the translations can be provided in WEBCON Designer Studio, but also in WEBCON BPS Portal in the edit mode.   Translation of the presentation layer Translations of text p (...)

(...) Applies to version: 2020.1.x; author: Małgorzata Dębowska Introduction WEBCON BPS gives us the ability to create reports in the application and then embed them on dashboards and external websites. However, there may be a situation when, for a particular application, many reports have been created, which will result in the long list of reports in the navigation menu (located on the left in th (...)

(...) Applies to version: 2020.1.x; author: Przemysław Sierant   Description of the functionality In WEBCON BPS 2020 we have the ability to embed Power BI reports on Portal dashboards . It is used to present any data which we have already prepared in the Power BI service. We can embed both a view of the entire report, as well as individual components.     Configuration To (...)

(...) ied against configuration in WEBCON BPS databases. BPS Portal Site – main interface of WEBCON BPS Portal, contains all interface elements that allow the user to access BPS features (reports, dashboards , navigation etc.). Also contains the dynamic form (Modern form) through which users edit workflow instances in the system. Created via React JS technology as a Single Page Application. This component (...)

(...) veral search methods have been included in Portal that allow you to search not only the content of the workflow instances but also the structure of all applications available on Portal (e.g. reports, dashboards , start buttons). This article describes where and what you can search from the Portal level – information about the search mechanism can be found in the Searching structure in WEBCON BPS Po (...)

(...) pReports – information about the report configuration (AppReportViews – information about the user’s report views) AppDashboard – information about the configuration of dashboards

(...) so possible to hide start buttons in the navigation menu – they will not be displayed on the application's main page but can be used as an element creating, for example, administration dashboards for applications.    Fig. 5. The option to hide the start button visible in the configuration     The new appearance of the application page:   F (...)

(...) exported together with the process they belong to. Thanks to this, you can reuse them, for example, by putting them on your SharePoint site. Another interesting option is adding start buttons to the dashboards of your choice. To learn more about it, please consult this article: dashboards (webcon.com)

(...) ied against configuration in WEBCON BPS databases. BPS Portal Site – main interface of WEBCON BPS Portal, contains all interface elements that allow the user to access BPS features (reports, dashboards , navigation etc.). Also contains the dynamic form (Modern form) through which users edit workflow instances in the system. Created via React JS technology as a Single Page Application. This component (...)