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(...) process.   Configuration Every user who has privileges to run WEBCON BPS Designer Studio can open the administration tool. From the Tasks tab select the Administration tool option -> permission s migration.   Fig. 1. Administration tool in WEBCON BPS   In the configuration window, there is the ability of defining parameters for the source and target users, and butto (...)

(...) receive incomplete data.  To preview the registered invocations, click on the flashing icon or select "Show diagnostics." The number of visible invocations depends on the user's permission level. Only the System Administrator or the Application Administrator has a detailed preview of all invocations made during the session. Users with lower privileges will only see part of the saved da (...)

(...) the Tag’s name to be editable. Then, restrict its editing by using Editability restriction on the form field.   To do so, set a condition for the Tag’s name form field in the permission s tab. It is shown in the figure below in the “Column edit restrictions.” This function disables editing for the fields that already contain the tag’s name. It happens at the “ (...)

(...) ation statistics in days, statistics for time spent editing.   Fig.10. Choosing columns and report mode.   In the following tabs, you can define report display views and permission s. In the “Views” tab, under “Miscellaneous”, you can turn on a color legend (“Show legend”) to make it easier for users to read the report.   Fig (...)

(...) OpenID server implementations, you may need to add different scopes. After completing the configuration, save the settings and restart the portal application pool. It is also necessary to grant permission s for the Google account. To do this, go to the list of BPS users, and add a new user. The BPS ID and email should be used as user identifiers in Google. Then, add system permission s to the new user. (...)

(...) Workflow attachments Process definitions Database definitions Set substitutions Workflow service configuration System configuration (e.g. HotFolders, HotMailBoxes, OCR AI Projects) All permission settings regarding WEBCON BPS (access to instances, workflows, processes etc.) License information Translations WEBCON BPS Portal presentation (applications, raports, dasboards etc…) (...)

(...) but they also need to have access to SharePoint Web Application. One way of granting it is on the level of website settings. To do that go into website settings and open website permission s and provide all Azure AD application users with appropriate privileges.     Verification After entering Web Application website an option to choose an authentication p (...)

(...) d. The contract type field has a source configured to support multilingualism:   Fig.8 . Translation of values in the "Fixed values list" data source.   The permission ’s item list columns have also been translated, as well as the column headings of the "Assigned Equipment" data table.   Configuration of document templates in different lan (...)

(...) k Język, Krystyna Gawryał   Introduction WEBCON BPS has a new feature, which is the ability to work with attachments in the form of files stored on OneDrive. A user with the appropriate permission s will be able to edit such MS Office files (Word, Excel) in Microsoft 365 both in a desktop browser and from mobile devices. In addition, files placed on OneDrive as part of the process will be avail (...)

(...) them into the “Custom connectors” repository of the Power BI installation folder. Set up an API application in the Admin panel that uses the App context type and has App.Odata.Read.All permission s (example below). In all WEBCON BPS processes that you wish to load data from, add Metadata Access at Application level and Access all workflow instances (excluding attachments) at Process level fo (...)

(...) Introduction This article aims to compile a list of minimum permission s for Microsoft Graph applications that will be used for handling four mailbox-related features available in WEBCON BPS. E-mail notifications Administrative notifications HotMailBoxes MailApproval   Each of these features can be configured to use Server type: Exchange Online - Microsoft Graph which allows them (...)

(...) u all places where a custom sender address was entered (i.e. in Actions, Action templates, and E-mail templates).   Note: As you can probably guess, the custom senders will require correct permission to send e-mails. If the permission settings are incorrect, the action will result in an error. You will need correct settings for either of the two variants (Distribution groups or E-mail addresses), (...)

(...) WEBCON BPS users whose data is retrieved from Active Directory (AD), Azure Active Directory (AAD) or whose members are external users. Dividing users into groups makes it much easier to manage their permission s, assign and delegate tasks, and exchange information, for example, in case of absence. Until now, only the global system administrator had the authority to create BPS groups; similarly, only they (...)

(...) article. Incidentally, that WEBCON BPS doesn’t do parallel branching is by design. Other platforms’ implementations of parallel branching logic rarely handle per-path status tracking, permission s, audit trails, subsititutions, etc. – and if they do, their implementations are anything but easy. A strength of WEBCON is that the platform allows for bypassing these limitations with a li (...)

(...) opens a new window that allows you to capture a photo:   By default, the mobile device's camera is activated upon opening this window (the application must be granted the necessary permission s). Prior to capturing a photo (Take photo), it is possible to select the camera which will be used by the mobile application (Switch camera). Keep in mind here that the user can add an already existi (...)

(...) after installation by running the dedicated LicenseManager application. The procedure for LicenseManager activation is explained later in this article. The next installer window requires granting permission s to the ABBYY FineReader 12 component for the service user account. You can grant relevant permission s in the course of installation process or skip this step and configure them later on. &nbs (...)

(...) External content by Raluca-Mirabela Lupu The most important moment for a project is its deployment to production and the proper configuration of permission s for the users who will be using the application. I believe we have all encountered the problem of "no permission s to view certain reports" or something similar. To reduce these situations, we can use the "work on behalf of someone&q (...)

(...) .   Fig. 2. API application editing window with credentials highlighted   For the import to be possible, a new Admin.Import item must be checked in the list of API application permission s. This allows reading and modifying all configuration data used during application import. (The operation will also succeed with the Admin.ReadWrite.All permission checked).   Fig. 3. AP (...)

(...) External content by Maksymilian Stachowiak Every application you create needs defined permission s, this post is about a pattern I'm using in every application. It helps with managing privileges, and eases out assigning already existing permission s. Read more here

(...) he SharePoint Online side. In such a scenario, user authentication must be properly enabled in the Azure Portal administration panel. The application created there must have the appropriate set of permission s to allow the user to log in and perform the appropriate operations in SHO. It is a good practice to define the minimum set of permission s required to perform operations. User.Read level permission s (...)