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(...) res. The give us the opportunity to take a quick look whats going on. Especially for smaller Applications the Advanced Analytics Framework is very useful. Currently a user needs at least the role "Business administrator ". But we do not want to give this high-level access rights (change / delete workflows) to our analysts (department manager, process manager, ....) So a dedicated Role "Analytics" (in combination w (...)

(...) 2 examples: 1. We have a BPS group "BPS WEBCON DEV ADMINS" (3 members). If I use these group as "Business administrator s", then this is not evaluated for the Analytics-Views (all analytics reports are hidden for them). If I add these members as user to "Business administrator s" it is working as expected. 2. I have reduced the privileges for a certain report. If I use a BPS Group, this is also not evaluated (Repor (...)

[Benefits and business justification] - In many business processes, items are archived after a certain period to reduce the load on the production database. - However, access to historical data is often essential – e.g., in the context of audits, analysis, reporting, or trend comparisons. - Granting appropriate permissions enables precise management of archive access, aligned with real busin

Business example: We have a process that many people can access, but only the administrator and the creator can edit it. Other users would like to clone existing documents to save time, but they can only do this for documents they are the author of. Is there any reasonable workaround to let users without edit rights use such an action? P.S. I have to use the SQL option because of position

💡 Summary Add a native “Freeze instance” / “Set On Hold” function that allows administrators (or authorized users) to pause a workflow instance — including all active sub-workflows — so that no tasks can be completed until the instance is released. 🧭 Current situation In WEBCON BPS today, there is no built-in way to temporarily freeze an instance. When a user mistakenly enters incorrect

The privilege-granting capabilities for application creation (within Webcon Designer Studio) should be more extensive and flexible. Let's assume two business units (departments) are using the same Webcon instance. How can proper privileges be granted within Webcon Designer Studio in this scenario? The current model of access rights appears too binary: you can either be a System Administrator wi