Working with RayQC is basically divided into two main areas of activity: Preparing checklists and executing them as projects. Therefore, the main workflows are bound to these core tasks:
•Running a checklist as project
•Exporting evaluation result reports
In order to accomplish these workflows, some additional tasks have to be prepared in advance:
•Define settings for RayQC usage
•Define external plug-ins to use within checklists
Please click on the sections given above to get details on the specific workflow.
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Be aware: RayQC is available in different product editions. Please note that the license that has been used to activate the current application instance takes direct effect on the set of features which are effectively available. Therefore, some of the mentioned workflows and activities may not be executable with the current RayQC installation. Please verify the actual set of licensed features by reviewing the information provided within the license and edition tab of the about view, or contact your Raynet sales or consulting representative. |
Next Steps
Now that the most common activities and objects these are applied to are known, it is time to take a look at the user interface that is present when projects or checklists are opened in RayQC. As outlined before, the starting point of RayQC daily business is the Home screen with its dashboard and recent list. Advanced RaySuite users may want to skip the in depth description of the Home screen, and directly go ahead to read about the Checklist Viewer (for project evaluation) and the Checklist Editor (for checklist design).