1. In the header of Dev Studio, click ConfigureProduct composer system Configuration.
2. On the Application settings tab, in the Work classes section, complete settings for your application and change the names of the work classes to match the names that were created after you ran the New Application wizard.
3. Click Actions > Save as system configuration.
   You can also click Save as personal configuration to save the settings as a personal configuration for testing.

1. In the header of Dev Studio, click ConfigureProduct composer systemConfiguration.
2. On the Application settings tab, in the Stage actions allowed section, based on your needs, select or clear the check boxes.
   For additional information on versioning, see Versioning.
3. Click Actions > Save as system configuration.
   You can also click Save as personal configuration to save the settings as a personal configuration for testing.

For example, you might add the .pyStatusWork property to the pending entity search so that when you search, you can view a list of entities such as benefits or products that are pending approval.

After you complete this task, you can view the new properties for entities that are pending approval in the Product Development portal in the Advanced search section of the Pending entities search tab of a specified entity.

1. In the header of Dev Studio, click ConfigureProduct composer systemConfiguration.
2. Click the Search configuration settings tab.
3. Expand the Pending entities search section at the bottom of the page.
4. Click the Add a row icon.
   1. In the Property column, select a property that you want to display in the search for pending entities.
   2. In the Label column, click to display the label.
5. Click Save as system configuration.

1. In the header of Dev Studio, click ConfigureProduct composer systemConfiguration.
2. Click the Search configuration settings tab.
3. Optional: In the specified entity section, remove a search parameter by clicking the Delete this row icon to the right of the specified property.
4. Optional: Add a search parameter by clicking the Add a row icon at the bottom of the entity section and performing the following steps:
   1. In the Property field, select a property from the list that corresponds to the search parameter that you want to display.
   2. In the Label field, enter text for the new search parameter.
   3. Select the Multiple Search check box to search for more than one of the specified parameters.
      For example: To search for plans with multiple benefits, in the Plan search fields section of the configuration page, add the property corresponding to the benefit name and select the Multiple Search check box. Now, when you search for plans, you can add multiple benefits such as Ambulance and Acupuncture in the plan search.
   4. Select the Advanced Search check box to have this search parameter appear only in the Advanced search section of the entity search page.
5. Repeat steps 3 and 4 for each entity that you are modifying.
6. When you finalize your search parameters, click Actions Save as system configuration.