Working with RayFlow

This part of the document provides key information from an end user point of view. The information has been structured to first introduce how to use the basic elements/objects in RayFlow, and then how to work with them to meet the target requirements pertaining to the project being worked upon.

A list of chapters and the key information provided in them follows as a part of this section of the document:

•Objects: This section provides a brief introduction to key objects in RayFlow.

•Element Structure: This section introduces users with how elements are structured in the RayFlow user interface.

•Getting started - First usage: This section describes the features that are relevant to an end user in order to execute regular tasks.

•Typical User Workflows: This section describes the features relevant to an end user to execute their regular tasks using a standard workflow as an example.

oWorking with Phases: This section provides key information on how to work within a phase and the functional options available to the user.

oTracking (Package Follow-up): Tracking provides an end user with the ability to track progress and state of tasks within a workflow process.

oReports: A user has the ability to gather information pertaining to projects and tasks in RayFlow by using quick and detailed reports.

oAppointments: Appointments allow users to schedule reminders pertaining to tasks and other activities related to a RayFlow project.

oGlobal Search: This section describes how the global search works..

•Typical Administration Workflows: This section describes basic jobs in RayFlow from an administrator point of view.

•Package Path Autofill Function: This section describes how to configure RayFlow to be able to use the Package Path Autofill Function..