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(...) a separate application which will contain relations to the processes created above. This will be the application for a user in which they will have all available presentation elements – starts, dashboard s and reports in one place.   Fig. 7. The new application for a user   To add a relation, click the right mouse button on the application name and select the “Create re (...)

(...) the parent and related processes and create and modify the presentation elements. From the WEBCON BPS Portal level, a user can enter the edit mode and add new or modify the existing elements (starts, dashboard s, reports). They also have the ability of downloading the embed code of any system elements. These privileges do not give access to the given processes. To define the data visibility you need to spec (...)

(...) to start workflows using clear start tiles. If you have many such buttons, just swipe horizontally to get access to more. The application’s description and a list of the suggested reports, and dashboard s appear on the application’s page.     To get access to the all report list and the start buttons, expand the side menu on the application’s page by using the &ldqu (...)

(...) ways:   a) Me -> only the current employee will be included in the schedule. The option can be used during creating the view, which will be presented on the employee’s dashboard . Fig. 6. The vacation schedule for the current employee   b) Me and my team -> the schedule will include the current employee and their team. The option can be used during c (...)

(...) names (Agreement), workflow names (Agreement), step names (Start, Finish (positive)), etc.   The following elements are also a part of the configuration: start buttons, reports and dashboard s. In this case, the translations can be provided in WEBCON Designer Studio, but also in WEBCON BPS Portal in the edit mode.   Translation of the presentation layer Translations of text (...)

(...) Applies to version: 2020.1.x; author: Małgorzata Dębowska Introduction WEBCON BPS gives us the ability to create reports in the application and then embed them on dashboard s and external websites. However, there may be a situation when, for a particular application, many reports have been created, which will result in the long list of reports in the navigation menu (located on the left in t (...)

(...) 2024 R1; authors: Przemysław Sierant, Krystyna Gawryał   Description of the functionality From version 2020 R1 of WEBCON BPS we have the possibility to embed Power BI reports on Portal dashboard s. It allows us to present any data previously prepared in the Power BI service. We can embed both a view of the whole report as well as individual components.     Configur (...)

(...) ta sources created based on the document template process   On WEBCON BPS Portal, you can create a Start button and a report for the document template process, and both can be added to any dashboard . Instead of creating a regular report, we recommend creating a new dedicated form of report – Document templates – dedicated for processes of this type. Most settings are identical to tho (...)

(...) ied against configuration in WEBCON BPS databases. BPS Portal Site – main interface of WEBCON BPS Portal, contains all interface elements that allow the user to access BPS features (reports, dashboard s, navigation etc.). Also contains the dynamic form (Modern form) through which users edit workflow instances in the system. Created via React JS technology as a Single Page Application. This componen (...)

(...) veral search methods have been included in Portal that allow you to search not only the content of the workflow instances but also the structure of all applications available on Portal (e.g. reports, dashboard s, start buttons). This article describes where and what you can search from the Portal level – information about the search mechanism can be found in the Searching structure in WEBCON BPS P (...)

(...) ; it contains the configuration of the start buttons AppReports – information about the report configuration (AppReportViews – information about the user’s report views) Appdashboard – information about the configuration of dashboard s

(...) Fig. 3. Hiding a button in the navigation menu.   Compact mode    The new display mode of the start buttons enables better usage of space on the application dashboard .  Fig. 4. The new appearance of start buttons in WEBCON BPS 2021.   A start button can be displayed in two modes:  Standard - the button takes up a standard a (...)

(...) so possible to hide start buttons in the navigation menu – they will not be displayed on the application's main page but can be used as an element creating, for example, administration dashboard s for applications.    Fig. 5. The option to hide the start button visible in the configuration     The new appearance of the application page:   (...)

(...) re 5 URL parameters and visibility configuration Configured start buttons on Portal After you have configured a button and saved the configuration, it will appear in the application’s dashboard on Portal. Given that only the application’s supervisor can start any process in the application with a universal start button do not forget to create start buttons for other users. Figu (...)

(...) ied against configuration in WEBCON BPS databases. BPS Portal Site – main interface of WEBCON BPS Portal, contains all interface elements that allow the user to access BPS features (reports, dashboard s, navigation etc.). Also contains the dynamic form (Modern form) through which users edit workflow instances in the system. Created via React JS technology as a Single Page Application. This componen (...)

(...) ON” section. You can use 7 different Web Part types: Application View Displays on the website a view of the chosen application that mimics the application view on Portal.   dashboard Displays a dashboard configured for WEBCON BPS Portal.   Portal View Displays a full overview of WEBCON BPS Portal on the website.   Report Displays a repo (...)

(...) CON BPS Designer Studio in version 2019 now has a new node which is responsible for the presentation layer. This node encompasses presentation elements such as starter buttons, reports, and dashboard s. Export-Import mechanism fully supports moving presentation layers between DEV/TEST/PROD environments. In other words – if BPS Portal presentation layer elements will be created or modified wi (...)

(...) reports based on Solr will not display data.  Clear activities index - Adding a task to the indexer queue that deletes the Activities collection data. Suggestions for reports, views, dashboard s (displayed after clicking the search field), and 'Recent activities' of the given application will be removed. This data is stored only in Solr. Data deletion is irreversible - historical da (...)

(...) . The translation template   1.    Applications – applications 2.    Starts – buttons starting the workflows in the process 3.    dashboard s – system dashboard s 4.    dashboard Widgets – widgets on the dashboard 5.    Reports – application reports 6.    ReportColumns &ndash (...)

(...) ces they hold privileges to. One report can hold many views in the form of tables or charts depending which of the solutions allows for deploying information in the most effective manner. dashboard A presentation component that serves as a customizable digital desktop. It may contain various embedded elements, text, images and other presentation components held in the application. Each and (...)