Process designer settings.
It allows the user to control the display of step categories for non-admin users. Based on the categories turned “ON,” the non-admin users can view and access the steps displayed within the category as shown below:
Admin can order the “Categories” displayed within the workflow designer toolbox by dragging the rows.
Process designer autosave settings.
The process designer can autosave the workflow definition based on a configured time interval. Autosave is only performed if there are only changes in the process designer. Turn ON the autosave settings and set a time interval; workflow designer will use these settings to perform the autosave.
Connection default settings.
Connections connect steps within the process designer. Connection settings define the default configuration for connections. By default, connection line thickness and color can be defined.
Process Designer Text Size settings.
The setting shown below lets you set the text size used within the process designer for the workflow diagram, text associated with comments, step names, and connection labels.
All Steps and Template steps settings.
Admin can control the display of the “All Steps” category within the workflow designer toolbox. The default behavior of the “All Steps” category can be set as “Expanded or Collapsed”.
Similarly, the workflow designer toolbox allows you to show or hide the “My Template Steps” and “All Template Steps” step categories.
Delimeter Configuration.
The default delimiters for row and column separation are defined here.
The default delimiters for name and type separators for business object configuration are defined here.
Delimeter configuration changes:
These delimiters are not advised to be changed during the application's life cycle. If they need to be changed, the FlowWright Admin should do so by freezing all previous definitions and instances. With a new delimiter configuration applied between application usage, it is not possible to render previous workflow instances and expect them to work as before.