Creating Artifacts in a Workspace

Basic no-code/low-code development tools are available directly within the shared workspace — without the need to switch to the administrator space.

A user with the Manager role can create artifacts, the list of which is presented in the Administration section of the workspace:

Note

All artifacts created within a workspace remain available only in the workspace where they were created. If an artifact needs to be used in multiple workspaces, it should be created through the administrator space.

Data Types	An example of creating the data type “Equipment Purchase Request”.
Numbering Templates	An example of creating a numbering template.
Journals	For example, a journal automatically generated based on the created data type.
Forms	For example, a form automatically generated based on the created data type.
Menu	Saved workspace menu configurations.
Dashboards	Created dashboards.
Kanban Boards	Created kanban boards.
BPMN Models	For example, the created BPMN model “Equipment Purchase Request”.
DMN Models	Created DMN solutions. An example of including a decision table in a business process.
Notification Templates	Created notification templates.
Notifications	Sent workspace notifications.

See the detailed example: Equipment Purchase Request.

The ECOS Artifacts section is designed to manage locally created artifacts. This journal contains all artifacts that have reached the ecos-apps microservice.

Created artifacts can be packaged as an application in the ECOS Applications section — for example, to place in a version control system or transfer to another environment. An application is a zip archive containing system artifacts: data types, forms, journals, and business processes.

In this section you can create (1), edit, and download applications (2).