Flowset Control
Flowset Control is a web application that provides administrative functionality for external BPM engines.
Getting started
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System requirements and ways to run Flowset Control.
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Configuration through standard Spring Boot properties.
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Several engine connections and switching between them.
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PostgreSQL, MySQL or the built-in HSQLDB.
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Sign-in through an external OpenID Connect provider.
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Users, roles and permissions.
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License EE
Installing the Enterprise license key.
Working with processes
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The first screen after login: a summary of the connected engine.
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Business processes deployed to the active engine.
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Browse process instances and manage them.
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Track tasks of the selected engine and reassign them.
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DMN decision tables deployed to the engine.
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Deployments with process and decision definitions.
Enterprise features
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Health of processes and system resources.
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Every change of a process instance variable.
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Jobs EE
Asynchronous engine jobs: retries, priority, due date.
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Process Instance Modification EE
Move tokens of a running process between activities.
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One action on many process instances at once.
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Send a message to the engine from the instance diagram.
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Process Element Documentation EE
Documentation of BPMN elements right on the diagram.
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Evaluate a DMN decision table from the interface.
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Heatmap EE
The most frequent execution paths of a process.
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Commit points and wait states on the diagram.
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AI Assistant EE
Summaries of incidents and answers about processes and instances.
Key features
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Connection Management: Easily set up connections to various BPM engines and switch between them as needed.
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Process Browsing: Navigate through the processes deployed to the engine.
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Process Deployment: Deploy a new version of a business process with a convenient diagram preview.
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Instance Management: Manage process instances currently running on the BPM engine.
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User Task Management: View user tasks with the ability to reassign them.
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Currently, only Camunda 7/Operaton is supported. |
Flowset Control is built using the open-source Jmix framework.