Category: Design

You can use this task to open a phone call screen that displays the pre-configured phone number where the user can initiate an outgoing call. To apply the Phone Call task: List/Box Description Action Source Click this list to select any of the following values:1. Fixed If you select this value, you can type the… Continue reading Phone Call

You can apply this task to open a message screen that the app user can use to send messages to different recipients. When this task executes, it opens the message screen. The message screen displays the pre-configured message that you can send to different recipients. To apply the Message task: Box/List Description Action Source Click… Continue reading Message

You can apply this task to make the control optional. It is not mandatory to perform the function on the optional control or element. To apply the Non-Mandatory Control task: Control Click this list to select the control that you want to make as a non-mandatory (optional) control. Control Group Click this list to select… Continue reading Non Mandatory Control

You can apply this task to make the element mandatory. After you configure the element as a mandatory element, the user needs to perform the task on the mandatory element. To apply the Mandatory task: Control Click this list to select the control that you want to make as a mandatory control. Control Group Click… Continue reading Mandatory Control

The term, OCR, stands for Optical Character Recognition. The Call Ocr task is applied to capture the details of any document. A few enterprise mobile apps require capturing imagery and alphanumeric data from many identification documents such as PAN card, Aadhaar card, SSN document, driving license, and others. To capture the details of the document,… Continue reading Call OCR

In the vDesigner application, you can use this task to incorporate the feature of Google map in the mobile app. While configuring this task, you need to provide specific values of latitude and longitude coordinates respectively. When this task executes, it opens the map on the mobile app, in addition to the location of the… Continue reading Open Map

This task is commonly applied to track and manage end-user’s journey in the mobile app. The term journey specifies the functions and actions that the user performs in the mobile app. When Load New Object task executes, it automatically loads the JSON object. While configuring this task, you select the JSON object that you want… Continue reading Load New Object

This task is applied to view the number of synced and un-synced records on the mobile app. When this task executes, it displays the number of synced and un-synced records on the mobile app. In comparison of Update Sync Status task, this task has broader functional scope. It maintains the number of synced and un-synced… Continue reading View Sync Details

When you apply this task, it updates the sync status. It captures recently updated number of synced records. This task is mainly applied at the application level so that the vDesigner application user can track the records and data that are synced at the API and database levels. After the data is successfully synced, it… Continue reading Update Sync Status

When this task executes, the mobile app user exits the app. The difference between the Logout task and the Exit task is that after the Logout task executes, the user logs out the app and needs to log in to the mobile app to access it again. After the Exit task executes, the mobile app… Continue reading Exit