Inventory

On the Configurator menu, Inventory is the section that, when a page is created, displays a page-specific set of items that has already been mapped to the related page.

Separately reviewing each page during or after its creation simplifies the process of making changes, identifying bugs, and checking mapped elements independently, without overhauling the entire application.

Accessing the Inventory Section

To access the Inventory section under Configurator:

  1. On the vFlow 2.0 module’s dashboard, see the left navigation panel.
  2. In the left navigation panel, click the Configurator icon (), and the middle panel displays the list of different pages.
  3. In the list of pages, find a page to access its inventory.
  4. After you find the page, move to the right in the same row, and then find the Edit icon () to the left of the three-dots icon.
  5. Click the Edit icon (), and the middle panel displays the <<Page Name>> page.
  6. In the second-left panel, under Inventory, click one of the following options to check what was added to the page earlier.
OptionsDescription
Components1. In the Components option, you can view and edit all the components mapped on the particular page.

2. Click Edit icon () placed next to the three horizontal dots to edit the component.

3. After you click Edit icon, the vFlow module displays all properties under the Configurator menu.

Under Configurator, you can view and configure properties related to the component that you want to edit.
Task Groups1. In the Task Groups option, you can view and edit all tasks mapped to the specific page.

2. To the left of the three-dots icon (), click the Edit icon () to edit a task group.

3. After you click the Edit icon, the second-left panel displays the following:
a. Properties:- In the Properties section, you can change basic properties of a task group.
b. Tasks:- In this section, you add new tasks to the task group.


HeadersIf you have added a header to the page, this section displays the details of this header in a row.
FootersIf you have added a footer to the page, this section displays the details of this footer in a row.
Business RulesThis section displays a list of earlier-created business rules. The business rule contains an expression-based condition. The business rules are configured to validate the user’s action in the application, a data value, and to implement a scenario so that the application performs a specific function.
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