Process model on an activity level – Describe “What”
This topic covers: How to describe a process on an activity level How to use gateway objects in a process flow
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This topic covers: How to describe a process on an activity level How to use gateway objects in a process flow
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This topic covers: How to create a breakdown into a new process model (sub process) How to model an entire process with quick draw How to hyphenate a text label
Break down a process into a new process model (sub process) Read More »
This topic covers: How to start a process model How to model with quick draw
Create and connect objects with quick draw Read More »
This topic covers: How to create a model The interface when modelling How to lay out objects How to change the size of objects Manage text labels on objects
Create a new process model and manage objects Read More »
This topic covers: NOTE! If you work in version 5.4 you will need to log in to 2c8 Modeling Tool with your 2c8 Apps account. You should have received an invite to the 2c8 Portal to activate your account. If not, let us know at academy@2c8.com and we will resend the invite. You can read
Create and open a repository Read More »
With the release of version 5.3 of 2c8 Modeling Tool, we launched a new web profile. In this topic we will work in the new web profile. If you work in an older version, be sure to upgrade 2c8 Apps. Exersice Create a menu that looks like this and mix showing the menus as dropdowns
Exercise Try to open a list by double-clicking it. Try displaying it in the sidebar. Try adding a list as your own panel through the Add as Sidebar feature
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The 2c8 Modeling Tool search views are used to search for content in a repository, and to apply features to the result. The search view is always available when you open a repository and is a quick way to search for content. Frequently used searches can then be saved as lists, which then become available
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