The Check Permission function verifies whether a specific device permission (e.g., Camera, Location, Notifications) is granted. It returns a Boolean value (True if granted, False if denied), allowing applications to determine whether to proceed with an action or request permission. Common Use Cases When to Use Use the Check Permission function within the Open Device… Continue reading Check Permission Function
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Profile Settings
This function allows you to perform two major functions as follows: These functions are broadly described as below: Editing Your Profile Your profile contains your name, your registered email ID that you use as your login ID, and your role that the IT Ops owner assigns to you. In the profile details, you can edit… Continue reading Profile Settings
User Management in IT Ops
The IT Ops module has a user management sub module. The user management sub module has three types of users: User Type/Role Description Owner It is the top-level user role. It has permissions to perform all functions in the IT Ops module. An owner can create the following types of users in the IT Ops… Continue reading User Management in IT Ops
IT Ops with Specific VRT
The constantly increasing data transmission across the Vahana cloud also increases the usage of the IT Ops module. On the Vahana platform, the IT Ops module is a web-based advanced monitoring tool. It allows you to observe and monitor a variety of data that the Vahana platform transports between applications and back-end services. It provides… Continue reading IT Ops with Specific VRT
Subcomponent
The Subcomponent element allows one component to be embedded within another while retaining its original properties. This enables reuse of components across different sections of the application. For example, if a Table component needs to be displayed within a List component, a Subcomponent element can be created under the List component, and the Table component… Continue reading Subcomponent
Watermark
The Watermark functionality in the Open Camera Task in vDesigner allows users to overlay custom text or images on captured media. It can be used to embed tracking details, timestamps, and other identifiers in the video or image. Users can configure its position, alignment, and appearance based on requirements. Use Cases When to use Watermark… Continue reading Watermark
Deep Linking
Deep linking is a mechanism that enables seamless navigation within the application, between different applications, and to the specific pages of the application using URL, improving user experience and engagement. Uses Cases: When to use Deep Linking The primary reason for introducing deep linking is to streamline workflows by allowing users to directly access specific… Continue reading Deep Linking
Forus SDK
The Forus SDK enables biometric authentication and identity verification with a no-contact photo capture solution. It supports face recognition, liveness detection, and other features while offering high customization. Steps to Register: Task Properties Detect Eye Blink Enables the detection of eye blinks. Detect Smile Enables the detection of smiles. Face Capture Time Limit(Sec) Sets a… Continue reading Forus SDK
Delete Media
This task deletes media based on the configured identifiers or file path. By using the configured identifiers or file path, it deletes the media from DMS (Document Management System) or a specified file path. When you configure properties to delete the media, you also choose one of the following deleting options: The Delete Media task’s… Continue reading Delete Media
Horizontal Rule
The Horizontal Rule element adds a visual separator in the interface, helping to distinguish sections or break content into organized parts. It enhances readability and structure without adding extra complexity. Common Use Cases: Configuration The element’s configuration in vFlow 2.0 allows you to customize its behavior, appearance, and interaction across various devices. Through simple settings,… Continue reading Horizontal Rule