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(...) implements the user's concepts, i.e. prepares the application for production deployment. In other words, developers extend the project by configuring actions, rules, form field visibility and reqUI redness settings, as well as default values and data sources for it, so as to turn it into a fully working application.   Fig. 3. Configuration of "Check if there is an attachment& (...)

(...) duction In WEBCON BPS system applications, processing values entered by end users in forms is a fundamental function, alongside data gathering and analysis. The system offers several solutions to qUI ckly and easily define arithmetic operations on values entered in form fields. This article provides examples on how to configure form fields to execute operations and display their results.   (...)

(...) economically infeasible. To share instances and tasks safely and conveniently, the WEBCON BPS platform is provided with the public link functionality. It allows users to share instances or tasks qUI ckly and seamlessly with individuals holding no access to a particular application or process, or even people outside the company, thus supporting its business activity. This article describes the (...)

(...) “Assign tasks for groups directly to group members” option     Assigning tasks to a group of users Assigning tasks to a group is a new, default (does not reqUI re enabling in the Designer Studio configuration) approach applied in the WEBCON BPS system. It entails assigning tasks not to individual group members, but to a group as a whole. As a result, a perso (...)

(...) of a text message with possible image attachment and their general purpose is to increase the quality of application (enhance it). Change requests can be submitted by users directly in Portal, but reqUI re prior enabling in Designer Studio or Admin Panel.   Enabling and configuring change requests The change request functionality is by default disabled – to use it you need to ena (...)

(...) Professor Katarzyna Grzybowska. WEBCON BPS Hackathon  The topics of the winning processes were: Complaint management Workflow for a request for booking meeting dates and eqUI pment for specified events. Workflow for requesting a change in job position or scope of duties. Workflow for a request for publishing or changing information on a company’s website. Be (...)

(...) s version is no longer supported. We apologize for any inconvenience caused.  Every year, we publish a major version that introduces a multitude of new features. Additionally, updated bUI lds are released at least once a month, they aim to resolve any existing issues and implement small changes. These small changes can be tracked via our changelog (available at the bottom of this page) (...)

(...) ndicators to calculate completion times for individual steps, segments of the workflow, or the entire workflow.   In addition to configurable indicators, some standard ones were also bUI lt into the regular form (e.g. form filing time and total instance duration).   Indicators are licensed based on WEBCON Advanced Analytics Framework   Interface Changes Displa (...)

(...) nbsp;In addition, a large portion of these data feeds the Solr search indexes supported by Search Server.   Creating the Search Server container The Search Server container image is bUI lt based on the official Solr image for the Linux operating system. Therefore, Docker Desktop must be switched to support Linux containers –  right-click on the program icon in the system t (...)

(...) tional database user, and then configure a connection in WEBCON BPS Designer Studio that works in the context of this user. The new connection should be used for those configuration locations that reqUI re extended access to the database. At this point, it is worth reminding and emphasizing that any modifications of data in BPS databases (using UPDATE or INSERT commands) performed via a non-standa (...)

(...) pping, logistics and courier services, as well as in warehouse spaces. In On Premises installations, which by default have access to the resources of the local company network, barcode printing reqUI res the creation of a sUI table template, configuration of a dedicated action and a document entry point for a network printer to which barcode printouts will be directed. This functionality is also (...)

(...) workflows ended negatively, the workflow will follow the Failure Found path back to the initial step. This ought to seem familiar to people versed in WEBCON BPS. But even seasoned application bUI lders might not realize two things: If a sub-workflow finishes with a negative outcome, the step immediately moves the workflow along the Any subworkflow finished negative path. By design, it wi (...)

(...) ing, among other things, the possibility to send (via dedicated actions) Email notifications in multiple languages at the same time. However, the functionality is subject to certain rules that may reqUI re the user to take additional actions or, for example, affect the visibility of people exchanging correspondence. This article describes the dependencies that apply when sending notifications in a (...)

(...) stances. Using barcodes allows to automate the process of scanning and registering paper documents. Stickers with barcodes simplify archiving documents, and based on barcode labels it is possible to qUI ckly find the right workflow instance in the system. The main part of the configuration is preparing label templates.   Creating new template using Zebra Designer After installing and (...)

(...) hat GDPR introduces changes in personal data protection, but does not impose strict rules that must be adhered to in a specific company. The solution presented in the following article is not an A-Z gUI de but rather a suggestion. You can base your own configuration on it so that your company complies with GDPR.   Concept The entire workflow is presented in the diagram below. However, t (...)

(...) had individual work environments at their disposal. The principles of the system operation and the different "drawing language" of the workflows were not difficult - they were considered intUI tive and easy to use. The only obstacle we had to face was too little time. Student Juvenalia and the European Games taking place in Krakow slightly thwarted our plans, because the schedule of the cla (...)

(...) lector (a component responsible for collecting, processing, and sending telemetric data). In the discussed example, the Honeycomb tool is used to that end. The tool is available at: https://UI .eu1.honeycomb.io/ and will be used to collect traces. Click the link provided above to enter the tool’s login page. Log in or if you have not created the account yet, click the Sign up for f (...)

(...) othing For scenarios where a specific number of “Yes” path choices are needed before an approval path can be chosen, you can set the Operation executed on parallel tasks to Wait for reqUI red tasks to be completed and set either Fixed number for a specific number of “Yes” responses, All for unanimous “Yes” responses, and Percentage for, well, a percentage of tas (...)

(...)   The previous approach – the dbo.ClearWFElemID function. Since the database columns linked with picker fields store data in the format “ID#Name”, users have been reqUI red to use the dbo.ClearWFElemID function until now to restrict the amount of data displayed in these form fields. The function allowed for the extraction of the ID component which could then be utili (...)

(...) popular with our customers. Without the need for programming or detailed knowledge of the configuration and functionality of the full version of WEBCON BPS, this tool enables you to: gather reqUI rements on the basis of which processes will be designed, create prototypes of document workflows (using "drag and drop") test and modify prototypes, design analyses and reports, gen (...)