| 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 |
| 20 | Drawing Connectors | Envision Connectors are powerful business objects with considerable functionality. This videos shows you how to draw connectors on an Envision Diagram, names them and update the connectors properties form. |
| 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 |
| 08 | Edit Spec sheets | Describes how to edit Envision Spec sheets. Alternatively known as Object Property Pages |
| 14 | Create new Matrix | Describes the process for creating a matrix by selecting fields that provide the data |
| 01 | 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 |
| 57 | Business Object Relationships | This video describes the many types of Relationships between Business Objects in Envision models. |
| 62 | Linking Objects across Models | Envision can link Business Processes with Resources, Capabilities, and other enterprise disciplines to provide comprehensive real-world views for executives. In this video we set up Envision to link Business Process Swimlanes with Human Resources in the Organization. The video shows how to use the same object across different meta models |
| 63 | Relationship Set Up | This video shows how to set up object relationships.The main example shows how to relate the data associated with tasks and activities with that of a swim lane in a BPMN diagram. The video also shows how to build a matrix report on those relationships |
| 64 | Connector Reporting | Envision connectors are rich in functionality and can be used as data repositories. This video show you how to out put the data in various types of reports |
| 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 |
| 56 | Diagram Layers | Layers on Envision diagrams provide clarity of meaning. Envision supports multiple layers on each model so you don’t have to have multiple versions for different departments. |
