📄️ Overview
Using the Process Designer, you can build processes that can subsequently be executed as often as needed. The Process Designer is therefore a core component, and most of your work will begin here.
📄️ Process Step
A process in linqi consists of individual steps that are executed one after another when the process runs. In the process designer, these steps are displayed as nodes. There are two node types:
📄️ Placeholder
In order to keep the process as flexible and reusable as possible, it is often necessary to replace certain text modules in an e-mail or a form with different values. In the case of a holiday request, for example, it could be that you want to send an email to the manager of a person in which the details of the holiday are listed. Here, of course, the period in which leave is taken is different for each version. For example, the e-mail text could look like this:
📄️ Richtext
Advanced formatting options for texts are available to you in many places within linqi, e.g. when sending emails, document templates or within forms.
📄️ Testing
While you are building a process, it will always be necessary to test an intermediate state. For this purpose, linqi provides the function to start a test process:
📄️ Analysis
While you are developing a process, it can always happen that you want to understand exactly why the process has taken a certain course or which text has been built up exactly. This can also be helpful if a published process exhibits unforeseen behaviour.
📄️ Variables
With variables, you can enter a value once and reuse it within the process without maintaining it in multiple places. Imagine you want to use the same centrally maintained value (e.g. a url or a responsible person) in an email and in a document. Instead of entering the value in both places, you define it once as a variable and reference it there. Each execution of the process (each running process) continues to use the value the process currently holds via the variable.
📄️ Versioning
If you are working on a process, building forms and defining the process flow, this version is not yet visible to normal users and cannot yet be started. This behaviour allows you to set up a new process at your leisure. This means that you can cache at any time without causing confusion or interruptions in the execution of the processes.
📄️ Export / Import
To share processes with other people, it is possible to export or import processes in linqi.
📄️ Start / embed links
In some cases you may want to start a process via a link on a website or intranet. It can also happen that you want to start a process via a form embedded in an iframe.
📄️ Process Detail Export
When designing processes, it is often necessary to evaluate process values in order to draw conclusions and optimize the processes.
🗃️ Actions
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🗃️ Graphic tools
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