Knowledge Base

Managing and Auditing Permissions in WEBCON without clicking through Administration

Starting with version 2026.1.x, the container startup model has been simplified – instead of separate images for the Portal and the Service, a single bootstrapper image is provided, which, depending on the STARTUP_MODE environment variable passed to it, starts as either WEBCON Portal or WEBCON Workflow Service. Search Server (Solr) remains a separate image, because it is built on Linux.
This article provides a step-by-step guide to preparing an installation of WEBCON using Docker images, in which the core components run in independent containers (Portal and Service in separate containers).

This article provides step-by-step instructions for installing WEBCON BPS with its core components running in independent containers.

This article explains how to select an LLM for different AI features in WEBCON. It discusses how the choice of model affects response quality, processing speed, and cost, and provides example configurations.

This article presents an example of a WEBCON process that supports MultiSport card management. It describes the configuration of data sources, form fields, rules, and individual workflow steps used to handle card requests, activation, deactivation, and reactivation.

Have you ever needed to trigger WEBCON automation logic from an external system and get a structured response back in a single call? The "Execute automation" running mode in User Defined APIs is worth a look.

Are you looking for a cleaner way to start, update, or move WEBCON workflow instances from an external system without dealing with the full complexity of the Public API? The Actions on a workflow instance running mode in User Defined APIs offers a more focused alternative worth knowing about.

This article presents the scope of telemetry name changes introduced in WEBCON 2026 R2. It includes a tabular summary for quick comparison between the previous and updated naming conventions.

Do you want to access a "data table" via REST? If the answer is yes, take a look at the 'Get data from data source' running mode.

Have you been looking at User Defined APIs in WEBCON and assuming they are just an alternative to the Public API? This overview explains what sets them apart and why they deserve a place in your integration toolkit.

MCP in WEBCON extends existing integration mechanisms, enabling the use of business logic in AI-driven scenarios without additional development. By separating general and application-specific servers, it supports both quick data access and advanced, process-specific integrations.