Envision is a business object repository with functionality that has been under development since the 1980’s. We are creating a library of online videos to help users make full use of the software. Each video will show how to do just one thing in Envision so they will be short and plentiful. If you need help on a function that has not got a video yet, just ask! Send a mail to info@future-tech.com
Video List
| 52 | Changes to behaviour of Envision objects | Describes how to change the appearance of an Envision object and associated labels. It also explains how to manage the behaviors of an object. |
| 13 | Check-in and check-out | Describes how to check out Envision Diagrams and objects so that they can be edited, and then checked in so that the changes are shared |
| 50 | Conditional formatting of Envision objects | Describes how to set up conditional formatting. This functionality adds another information dimension for the uses. It is an ideal method of displaying values that are in related models. For example, assigning an operational risk value to the business process |
| 14 | Create new Matrix | Describes the process for creating a matrix by selecting fields that provide the data |
| 1 | Envision BPMN 2.0.2 | Describes the latest version of the Business Process Management Notation, and then builds a BPMN model in Envision for a pizza delivery process |
| 48 | Matrix formatting | Describes how to set up conditional formatting in a matrix |
| 47 | New Diagram | Describes how to create a new Diagram in Envision and how to name it so that it is associated with the correct topics in the model |
| 51 | Print | Describes the Envision options for printing diagrams and shows how to export to large printing devices such as plotters |
| 23 | Rename objects | Describes how to rename an object in Envision and explains the rules for renaming an instance or multiple instances |
| 21 | Swimlanes | Describes how to create and manage swimlanes and pools in a BPM diagram |
| 55 | Window management | Describes the menu options for managing Windows for multiple views of Envision models |
