Sample Use Case A software company can use the Blueprints feature to track and manage the software development lifecycle. Various blueprint actions are needed to mark the present status of each stage, for example -- when a feature request is ...
To disable a blueprint: Click on Workflows to navigate to your Workflow Dashboard. Click on the Blueprint tab. Navigate to the blueprint that has to be deleted and click on the Enabled toggle icon that appears next to it. In the popup that appears ...
Remove stage Delete stage Delete a blueprint Delete last blueprint Remove stage To remove a stage in blueprint: Click on Workflows to navigate to your Workflow Dashboard. Click on the Blueprints tab. Click on the required blueprint. The blueprint ...
What does this page cover? This page guides you through the step-by-step process of creating a blueprint which is a workflow that moves a record through predefined stages and automates actions throughout the process. Availability Blueprints are ...
In a nutshell Blueprint enables you to implement business processes in your Creator applications. In the edit mode, you can define the flow of your process with multiple stages, as well as the transitions between them. A stage represents a milestone ...
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