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(...) vigating to a dedicated node in the menu, will be able to view Heatmaps of the workflows that belong to it. On each such workflow its "hot" and "cold" points are marked. Steps and path s are highlighted according to the frequency of their selection by the form user and the time spent on tasks, as shown in the legend below the workflow. The arrangement of steps and path s of the displ (...)

(...) invokes the action for the already existing and active sharing and for the same e-mail address, the sharing is reedited and the link to the instance is sent again (if the action is embedded in the on-path automation. The “Share workflow instance” action can be invoked in the following contexts: “On entry”, “On exit”, “On timeout”, “On browser (...)

(...) functionality to inform a group member about receiving a task. To do that, check the Send standard e-mail checkbox available under the “Task creation” tab (step edition → the “path s” tab → the “Task creation” tab → “Send standard e-mail”).   The form Tasks assigned to a group are displayed in the task counter of the grou (...)

(...) g” step using Start from zero A Stop performance indicator action is placed On exit from the “In progress” step Another Start performance indicator action is placed On path on the “Requires review” path using Continue calculating.   This final detail is important, as we can resume the indicator time if the ticket gets sent back by the approver. (...)

(...) e to the container directory where files with search indexes, privilege configuration, and log files will be stored, bash –c “/opt/bps-solr/scripts/run-precreate-cores.sh” – path to the script that initializes Solr index structures. This script must be passed the first time the container is started for the indexes to be created. It can always be passed, because when the conta (...)

(...) out-of-the-box functionality, but there are a few situations that have arisen that warrant special coverage – and special treatment.   The Problem Consider the workflow below. The path named Start executes an automation that starts several subworkflows. The workflow then waits at the Wait until all new sub-workflows are finished step until all workflows end positively, any end nega (...)

(...) e, we will concentrate on the features dedicated to GDPR, how to configure them, and how they work.   In the next part we will focus on the instance’s journey through the various path s of the workflow: Register a request – input basic data Personal data search - methods of searching through the database and saving the results on the form Select person – speci (...)

(...) of the Prometheus tool and the Grafana platform associated with it. Both solutions are used for monitoring and analyzing metrics. Jaeger Jaeger is used for monitoring and analyzing queries path s in distributed systems. It is a free software available for downloading at https://www.jaegertracing.io/download/. Click the link, select the software version corresponding with your operating s (...)

(...)   The Scenario Consider the workflow below.   During the step named “Review”, a set of people are tasked with choosing the “Yes” or “No” path . WEBCON BPS provides a means to handle situations where different reviewers might make different decisions:   First Response Wins If you only need one response, this is easy to handle. (...)

(...) Desk and prototyping are used for. In the practical part of the training, participants will learn to: design a business process prototype, construct a workflow with individual steps and path s, plan actions to automate specific tasks, design forms, manage the application view available to the end user, test the prototype and generate the associated documentation, export prototy (...)

(...) that the attachment categories have been configured). Pressing the Close button results in closing the window without saving the recording on the attachment’s list.   Authorizing path transition using the mobile application The mobile application allows users to authorize path transitions in an easy and convenient way. The functionality is particularly useful for users who exec (...)

(...) n do that in two ways: by typing in the “dcmcnfg” command in the Run dialogue window in the Windows system (Windows key + R); by navigating in the Control panel window through the path System and Security → Windows Tools → Component Services → Computers → My Computer → DCOM Config. After opening the Component Services window, go to DCOM Config and sele (...)

(...) s possible to restrict access to the virtual directory by entering the following command in the console:  .ExchangeExtendedProtectionManagement.ps1 -FindExchangeServerIPAddresses -OutputFilepath "C:tempExchangeIPs.txt" using the syntax below, disable Extended Protection for the EWS backend virtual directory: .ExchangeExtendedProtectionManagement.ps1 -RestrictType "E (...)

(...) s post is old but inI regard to a current forum post I think it's worth to mention it. It describes: The differences between saving a workflow instance using the save action and a save path . How to simulate a save menu action, in case of a new workflow instance. How to simulate a path button which is actually only saving the workflow instance The only drawback is, that thi (...)

(...) actions are available in the Form group and can be triggered: On entry, On exit, On timeout, On browser opening (except for the Update item list value action), Under a Menu button, On path , Upon instance saving.   For the purposes of this article, an Item list called “List of spare parts” was prepared that contains two Single line of text columns (Serial numb (...)

(...)   Additional authorization methods The configuration enables you to designate the methods of additional authorization that the end user can leverage when the additional authorization (path transition authorization, authorization to access confidential form data) has been enabled in the process configuration. It is mandatory to have at least one active additional authorization method. (...)

(...) If possible, please add more colours to mark arrows in process design. It's very useful to mark arrows with same colour as buttons (path s). Currently there are grey (default), green, red, blue. Thanks.

(...) in a system step until the date of the timeout execution is reached. Unfortunately the insert condition was wrong, so all instances will wait there forever. One option would be to define an invisible path , which leads to the same step to trigger the timeout again. I don't like this approach. In a real world case it would mean to deploy the process to production, invoke the new path for every instance (...)

(...) ted field in Reports and BPS internal view, no option to use existing variables 3. Report - advanced formatting, no options to use existing variables Why do I think that this would be mandatory? The path example of advanced colouring will just break on transporting the report to another environment: https://community.webcon.com/community.webcon.com/public/posts/post/advanced-cell-coloring-in-reports (...)

(...) hout impersonation. I even granted the APP business administrator privileges without success. Using impersonation worked though. Regards, Daniel let api_url = "http://*.cosmoconsult.com", token_path = "/api/login", Content = "{'clientId':'4c01c4fb-9b82-4912-b410-5e54ef352e2b','clientSecret':'*','impersonation': { 'login': '*' } }", Token_Response = Json.Document(Web.Contents(api_url, (...)