First Experience with Flowable | How-To | Flowable

Flowable
24 May 202210:33

Summary

TLDRValentin Singer guides viewers through importing an existing application into Globe and executing a case. Starting with the enterprise trial, he demonstrates uploading a license, downloading the loan application, and importing it into Flowable Design. The video covers publishing the app to Flowable Work, creating a case instance, and navigating through the loan application process, including decision-making and task completion. It highlights the capabilities of case management, such as early repayments, and concludes with the loan closure, providing a comprehensive walkthrough of the Globe platform.

Takeaways

  • πŸ˜€ Valentin Signer introduces a tutorial on importing and executing a case in Globe.
  • πŸ“‚ The tutorial begins with the Global Enterprise trial, which should be downloaded and installed beforehand.
  • πŸ“ The user is guided to upload a license file and download a loan application as the example application.
  • πŸ”„ The loan application is imported into Flowable Design, which is used to manage different models within an app.
  • πŸ”‘ The user signs in with the credentials 'admin' and 'test' to access Flowable Design.
  • πŸ“ˆ After importing, the app is published to Flowable Work, which is where the business process is executed.
  • πŸ‘€ The user switches to a normal user role with restricted permissions, illustrating the difference from the admin role.
  • πŸ’Ό The process of starting a new loan application is demonstrated, including entering customer details and submitting a case.
  • πŸ“ The loan application process is detailed, showing how to enter loan details and proceed to the next steps.
  • πŸ›‘ The decision-making process within the loan application is explained, including default paths and escalations.
  • πŸ“‘ The acceptance letter task is shown, which is generated from a Word template and can be customized.
  • πŸ”š The final steps of the loan process, including repayments and closing the loan, are demonstrated to complete the case.

Q & A

  • What is the purpose of the video presented by Valentin Signer?

    -The purpose of the video is to guide viewers through the process of importing an existing application into Globe and executing their first case.

  • What is the first step mentioned in the video for using Globe Enterprise Trial?

    -The first step is to download and install the Globe Enterprise Trial, which the viewer is assumed to have already done.

  • How does one access the different applications in Globe Enterprise Trial?

    -After landing on the trial download page, one can access different applications through the provided links, such as the loan application used in the video.

  • What is Flowable Design and how does it relate to the loan application?

    -Flowable Design is the application where the loan application is imported. It allows users to work with different models within an app.

  • What are the default credentials used to sign in to Flowable Design in the video?

    -The default credentials are username 'admin' and password 'test'.

  • What does the term 'publish' do in the context of Flowable Design?

    -Publishing in Flowable Design makes the app available to the Flow Work installation, preparing it for use.

  • How does the video describe the user experience in Flowable Work?

    -The video describes the user experience as being restricted to the permissions of a 'client advisor', limiting the visibility of other users' information.

  • What is the main entry point for starting a new loan application process in the video?

    -The main entry point is the 'loan case', which is selected from the list of available cases to start the loan application process.

  • How does the video demonstrate the decision-making process in the loan application?

    -The video shows a decision table that contains multiple lines, each representing a condition that, when met, leads to a specific outcome in the loan application process.

  • What is the significance of the 'escalate' default path in the loan application process?

    -The 'escalate' default path indicates that if none of the conditions in the decision table are met, the application will proceed to an escalated review for further decision-making.

  • How does the video illustrate the task of managing loan repayments?

    -The video shows tasks for managing loan repayments, including an option for early repayment, which creates an additional task when selected.

  • What is the final step in the loan application process as shown in the video?

    -The final step is the 'closing loan' stage, where the user completes the closing statement, marking the end of the case.

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