Setting users and branches who can initiate workflows
Posted: Wed Jan 22, 2025 3:49 am
Once you have created the workflow model, the input screen for initiating the workflow, and each task's unique process, you can finally set the users and branches (sites) that are allowed to initiate the workflow. The configuration is done using an XML file. You can set the users that are allowed to do so in detail on a user-by-user basis, or you can set them on an organization or job level basis using groups and roles.
Once you have set up the permission to issue why choose vk database documents, you will be able to run the workflow, so conduct a test and release it.
Create web content freely!
This time, we have explained in some detail how to create a TeamSite workflow. We hope that it was helpful. At Exa, we have a track record of developing and implementing various workflows for many customers. We will use our know-how to propose a workflow that suits your business, so please contact us if you are interested.
Table of Contents for the "OpenText TeamSite Recommendation" Series:
Episode 1: Speaking of web content management! The appeal of OpenText™ TeamSite
Episode 2: Freely manage your web content production operations! How to create a TeamSite workflow
Episode 3: Easily create web content! How to create a TeamSite template
Episode 4: Web content delivery using OpenDeploy, an indispensable partner for TeamSite
Episode 5: TeamSite is not just about static content management. LiveSite
Once you have set up the permission to issue why choose vk database documents, you will be able to run the workflow, so conduct a test and release it.
Create web content freely!
This time, we have explained in some detail how to create a TeamSite workflow. We hope that it was helpful. At Exa, we have a track record of developing and implementing various workflows for many customers. We will use our know-how to propose a workflow that suits your business, so please contact us if you are interested.
Table of Contents for the "OpenText TeamSite Recommendation" Series:
Episode 1: Speaking of web content management! The appeal of OpenText™ TeamSite
Episode 2: Freely manage your web content production operations! How to create a TeamSite workflow
Episode 3: Easily create web content! How to create a TeamSite template
Episode 4: Web content delivery using OpenDeploy, an indispensable partner for TeamSite
Episode 5: TeamSite is not just about static content management. LiveSite