Training

What you will learn: Review the BizFlow Architecture for updates/modifications. Gain a better understanding of the new Features, Functions and Benefits of the latest release of BizFlow. How use of the latest features might benefit your organization. Quick training in BizFlow Office Engine will also be provided.

Who should attend: This course is designed for anyone who needs to fully understand all of the features and benefits of the latest release of BizFlow.

Prerequisites: Prior experience with BizFlow.

What you will learn: The BizFlow Foundation Module is designed to provide business analysts, developers, and system administrators with the skills needed to improve organizational efficiency by connecting people, processes, and resources using the key components of BizFlow. During this class, participants will build and deploy real-world processes using BizFlow Process Designer and BizFlow Forms Designer. Additionally, attendees will learn to create reports and customize the BizFlow interface using BizCoves.

Who should attend: This course is designed for business analysts, programmers, and administrators who will need to manage or design processes using BizFlow.

Prerequisites: None

What you will learn: The Administrator Module focuses on BizFlow user functionality, organizational administrator needs, and user and system administration. During this class, students will receive an overview of the BizFlow system architecture and installation process. Additionally, attendees will receive in-depth instruction on BizFlow System Administration, General Administration, Business Administration, and Designer functions. The training engagement combines classic classroom lecture with product demonstration.

Who should attend: This course is designed for administrators who are responsible for the system administration of BizFlow.

Prerequisites: BizFlow Foundation Module

What you will learn: The Forms Design Module focuses on building forms using BizFlow. Forms are documents that provide the functionality necessary to display and process information in an automated workflow. During the BizFlow Forms Design Module students will learn about the various types of functions available in creating forms. In addition, students will: practice creating tables; practice defining cell types and their properties; practice setting process variables through the BizFlow form; practice drawing and inserting objects; review database components; review the XML document (or schema) import feature; review the web service component feature; and receive an overview of Forms Designer scripting. A brief description and use of BizFlow’s Process Designer capabilities is also included in this one day Forms Designer course. The training engagement combines classic classroom lecture with product demonstration. Students will have an opportunity to build process definitions in hands on exercises.

Who should attend: This course is designed for programmers and developers who are responsible for designing forms to be used within automated workflows.

Prerequisites: BizFlow 11 Foundation Module

What you will learn: The Process Design Module focuses on building process definitions using BizFlow. Participants will learn about the various types of activities available in creating process definitions. In addition, students will practice defining activity properties, assigning participants, setting response groups, working with conditions, and applying process variables within a process definition. A brief description and use of BizFlow’s Form Designer capabilities is also included in this one day Process Designer course. The training engagement combines classic classroom lecture with product demonstration. Students will have an opportunity to build process definitions in hands on exercises.

Who should attend: This course is designed for programmers and developers who are responsible for integrating BizFlow with external applications.

Prerequisites: BizFlow 11 Foundation Module