Tools — Process and Rules

Use these links to learn about PRPC tools, accelerators, landing page tabs and wizards that support process-related development tasks.

Many wizards and accelerators create work items. You can find open and resolved wizard and accelerator work items at any time using > Application > Tools > All Wizards. (Some wizards use no work items or only temporary work items, which do not appear in this report.)

On the Designer Studio tab bar, the icon represents a wizard tab.

Name	Purpose
A
Application Programmer Interfaces	This report lists the standard activities, flows, and flow actions ( collectively known as the Process API) that you can use to start and advance flows without implementing user forms.
Attachment Category wizard	(Deprecated)
C
Case Designer	View and modify the case type relationships and processes comprising a case management application.
Case Management Gallery	Provides a sample case management application and a library of rules frequently used in case management applications
D
Declarative Network Analysis	Displays a list of declarative networks for each class in your application.
Declarative Network Display	Conveys relationships among properties that are computed by Declare Expression rules
E
Event Definitions	View, monitor, and edit business event definitions for all applications.
Event Logs	Records each occasion a business event responds to a change to a work item.
F
Field Level Auditing	Allow your application to track, in work item history, the values of a sensitive property.
Flow Errors	This report lists flow errors that are routed to your worklist or work group in your current application by a getProblemFlowOperator activity.
I
Implementations (Correspondence)	Lists all specifications in the current application that have a type identified as `Correspondence.`
P
Process Explorer	Displays in a graphical form — for the current application and selected work pool — starter processes and the subprocesses they call.
Process Optimization	Perform probability analysis on assignments to identify common flow patterns and trends.
S
Service Level Agreements	Learn which service level agreements (service level rules) are used, and by which flows, in the current application.
Skills	Verify which skill rules are in active use, and by which operators or flows, in the current application
Specifications (Correspondence)	Lists the application's existing implementations for correspondence.
Status Values	View all the work item status values currently defined.
T
Tag Configuration	Allows you to add and delete seed tags.
Tickets	Verify which tickets are in active use, and by which flows or activities, in the current application.
W
Workbaskets	Verify which workbaskets are in active use, and by which operators, work groups, or flows in the current application

Tools — Process and Rules

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