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(...) Why would you need gamification for your processes? Gamification is the process of using game elements, such as points, ranks, awards, and competitions, in non-game contexts, like education, business , or health, to motivate and engage participants more actively and involved. Studies show that gamification can have significant positive results. For instance, in the business realm, gamification can (...)

(...)   The open lecture entitled "Process Design using Low-Code for Students Planning to Work in business and IT", organized by the Department of Logistics and Process Engineering and WEBCON Sp. z o.o., brought significant value to students of Logistics and Computer Science at UITM. During the lecture, Urszula Słupik and Adrian Baszak introduced students to t (...)

(...) presented case is to adjust the Item list in such a way that it accurately reflects the state of the data source, while ensuring that it does not contain duplicate items that may exist in it. From a business perspective, an employee of an online store would like to download and enter into the system the updated list of spare parts they received from their franchisor. Some items on the list duplicate thos (...)

(...) flows The most fundamental way to control what our users will see and have access to is through the various levels of privilege settings. To make this easier, it is generally a good idea to divide business processes into a number of workflows that can (but don’t have to) be interconnected. Such smaller workflows are much easier to manage through privileges and task assignment. We can plan work (...)

(...) this page), which compiles a list of all modifications made to a major version over its lifecycle. Our latest major release is 2026.1 – [Whitepaper – business overview]  WEBCON provides full technical support for our two latest major versions. Important: Before upgrading from one complete version to another (eg from 2019 to 2024) check (...)

(...) ) — an EU directive which, as of 28 June 2025, became legally binding in Poland and across the entire European Union. The Act applies not only to public institutions, but also to private-sector business es and commercial entities that offer certain products and services, including computer hardware, e-commerce or transport services. WCAG is a technical standard — a set of guidelines devel (...)

(...) the following sections of the WEBCON Help: Global form template Forms   Introduction The form is a critical component of WEBCON BPS, serving as a conduit for the collection of business data. A user is more likely to complete a form accurately and attentively when it is attractive, convenient, and intuitive. Version 2024 R1 introduced the ability to change the proportions of the le (...)

(...) present data against other values makes this form field especially useful when making good and prompt decisions depends on the user's ability to analyze the situation swiftly.    business case The “Projects” application, developed in Designer Studio, is utilized by the Sales and Pricing Department of the construction company. The application is used by employees respons (...)

(...) scusses the possibilities offered by dashboards in terms of presenting such data in the form of reports, and describes how to create, configure, and feed those reports within dashboards.   business case The Head of the Complaints Department within a production company oversees the work of several employees in that Department. Both him and his subordinates use the WEBCON BPS application on da (...)

(...) iled description of the functionalities mentioned herein and their configuration can be found in the following sections of the WEBCON Help: ToDo List   Introduction Designing a business application is a process that requires both good memory and coordination from the people involved in it. Unfortunately, when faced with a large number of tasks, lengthy execution times, many people i (...)

(...) Daniel Krüger; December 12, 2024 ;  The original post has appeared on daniels-notes.de Is there someone who didn't have the case to verify that a field value is unique per form type/business entity/step(s)? I for my part now, did implement this dozens of times Finally, I realized, that I should streamline this approach and create a business rule for this. Even if it's easy to create (...)

(...) ty, it is recommended to integrate this image text using placeholders. This maintains the readability and maintainability of the document. In my example for "Go to Element", I used a GLOBAL business RULE: If you want to learn more about using HTML to give your emails a more personal touch, visit the external Knowledge Base article by Razvan Ogrezeanu dated April 15, 2024: [EXTERNAL (...)

(...) hing is automated, it can be tested, and therefore there's lest to document. Depending on the setup you may have the same processes in multiple databases but these have different configuration. business entities, connections, global costants etc.. We have a version history for the import in the system and not somewhere else, so we know who did it when with which configuration file.  We (...)

(...) be found in the following sections of the WEBCON Help: Admin mode Privileges   Introduction This article examines the admin mode in Portal and the capabilities of users with business administrator privileges. In addition to detailing the specifics of the aforementioned mode, the article addresses the process of granting business Administrator privileges and configuring rules that (...)

(...) External content by Daniel Krüger; August 26, 2024;  The original post has appeared on daniels-notes.de Have you read the Whitepaper – business overview you will have noticed that WEBCON BPS 2024 R1 added the option to display the last comment.  If you are not yet running 2024 or need to display the last x comments, you can find the calculated column and styling defin (...)

(...) ented a little solution for this question.  While creating the solution, a whole bunch of question arose how the "support" could be defined. In the end I settled with an explanatory business rule which returns the process supervisor, application supervisor or the support team as a fallback if none of the others are defined. You can read up on it here:   This is pro (...)

(...) o;s needed. Additionally, the interface allows for navigation between document pages, providing flexibility and control over the entire signing process. To configure this solution, three essential business rules are required: Attachment Retrieval Rule: This rule gathers the names, IDs, and content of the attached documents.     CODE:     2. Signato (...)

(...) this page), which compiles a list of all modifications made to a major version over its lifecycle. Our latest major release is 2026.1 – [Whitepaper – business overview]  Important: Before upgrading from one complete version to another (eg from 2019 to 2025) check if you have the appropriate license for the WEBCON BPS version. We recommend that (...)

(...) low, making it more transparent and easier to understand. This article describes these functionalities using a sample workflow for the process of implementing a new accounting system.   business case The sample workflow for the process of implementing a new accounting system includes 3 phases, 8 steps, and 3 actors. Below is a brief description of the various phases and steps of this work (...)

(...) thorization is required immediately when opening the form in edit mode, or when attempting to enable edit mode on the form. This “preliminary” authorization is required to make sure that business rules and form rules work correctly since those could be based on fields that require access authorization.    Table Report - Version 2025 and above The content of columns requirin (...)