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Contents of application overview and data model documents

Updated on January 14, 2022

Provide stakeholders with high level information about your application by generating application overview and data model documentation. Customize the document to include only relevant information.

You can include the following details in the application overview:

  • Case types
    • Case type details
      • Graphic representation of stages in case types
      • Case wide optional processes
      • Case wide optional actions
    • Stages in case type details
      • Statuses associated with each stage
      • Processes associated with each stage
      • Stage wide optional processes
      • Stage wide optional actions
      • Conditions for skipping a stage
  • Data types
    • Systems of records
    • References between data types and case types
  • Roles
    • Number of operators for each role
    • Web channels available for each role
    • Pages available for each role for each web channel
  • Channels and interfaces
    • Roles that use a specific channel as a default channel
    • Roles with access to a specific channel
  • Features that are defined in the application

A data model document contains the following information that you can export to .xml and .pdf files:

  • All data types and case types with descriptions
  • References between data type and case types
  • System of records for each data type
  • Fields for each data type and case type with the following details:
    • Label
    • ID
    • Type
    • Field group type, if applicable
    • List items, if applicable
    • Is calculated field
    • Calculation details, if calculated
    • Description
  • Previous topic Exporting a data model into a document
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