Manage Environments

BPM Flow support multi tenant configuration. Internally each tenant is called Environment. Only Backoffice Administrator Users can set up different tenants. Backoffice regular users does not have access to multi tenant configuration.

Each Environment has a collection of Applications and Users. In a particular Environment only Bpm Processes of the Applications of the Environment will be available for the user. A user that is not a part of an Environment can not login to that Environment.

Note: Application Names must be unique in the entire System. Even in a Muti-Tenant installation. If not then the creation attempt will be rejected and informed with a Javascript popup.

More about Environments here.

1- Search Environment (or Tenant)

2- List of current Environments

3- Add or Delete an Environment In ordered to delete an Environment remove all applications and users from the environment.

4- Set Code Analyzer Level The code analyzer is used when process are imported. There are six elements where code can be embedded when the process is imported: * Loops: when a loop is defined for a task. * Queries: complex queries can be added when filtering processes. * Scripts: scripts tasks can be a part of a process definition. * Start Events: when a start event has a timer in it. * Intermediate Events: timer inside this events. * Transitions: when transitions have conditions. There are three types of code analyzers: * High: it has a list of valid classes and valid selectors to invoke inside the code. * Medium: it has a list of valid classes to invoke inside the code. For each class all selectors are valid. * Low: any code can be executed.

5- Set Icons and Named Used to customized names and icons of each environment.

6- Applications of the selected Environment (add/remove applications)

7- Users of the selected Environment (add/remove users)