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Revision as of 02:22, 16 May 2013
Basics
- Design Concepts
- Object Capabilities
- Validations for safety
- Indexes for speed
- Record Locators for searching
- Global Design Resources
- More Information
- Sequential Topic Index
-- an A to Z introduction - Designer HowTo Guides
- Sequential Topic Index
Design Elements
Fundamental Capabilities | |||
Cases & Tasks | The things users interact with the most. | ||
Cases Object & Tasks Object | The fundamental objects underlying those capabilities. | ||
Case Types | Different kinds of cases sharing common functionality. | ||
Multi-Step Tasks | Sequences of tasks and approval steps created dynamically by the user. | ||
Automation | |||
Macros | Take multiple actions at the click of a button. | ||
Quick Text | Add snippets of text to an email. Include variables. | ||
Rules and Rule Sets | Respond to record events, timer events, and scheduled events using if-condition-then-take-action procedures, with zero programming. | ||
Process Models | Interactively design a flowchart of user tasks, approvals, and automated activities. | ||
SLAs | Define Service Level Agreements, specifying objectives and escalations. | ||
Channels | |||
Email Channel | Create cases and record comments from incoming messages. Reply with a click. | ||
Service Portal | Allow registered users and guests to create cases, interact with your user community, and/or access your knowledge base. | ||
Twitter Channel | Create cases and respond using Twitter. | ||
Facebook Channel | Create cases and respond using Facebook. | ||
Web Forms | Send data from a remote site. | ||
Interface | |||
Views | Tables of records and other displays. | ||
Forms | How records are viewed and added. | ||
Custom Form Actions | Buttons the user can press. | ||
Web Tabs | The tabs a user sees in the application. | ||
Presentation | |||
Dashboards | Custom overview using a variety of Widgets. | ||
Email Templates | Pre-formatted messages with template variables. | ||
Document Templates | Formatted output: HTML, PDF, Word, PowerPoint. | ||
Reports | Summarize data in platform objects. | ||
Charts | Pie charts, bar charts, graphs. | ||
Database Views | Advanced reports using database queries and joins. | ||
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