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The potential of IFS workflows goes beyond just automating tasks within IFS. We can use workflows to gather information from different sources to help users with their daily jobs. In this blog post, I wanted to share a fun idea that came up during a workflow introduction session for a customer. While discussing workflow tooling... Continue Reading →
Some tips for IFS Cloud integration development and troubleshooting...
There are several ways of triggering a workflow. Projection Action, Event Action are the most common triggering options and with 23R1, IFS has added a new feature to call a workflow from a custom command from page configuration. Did you know that this opened a new possibility of starting a workflow using a REST API... Continue Reading →
Workflows is a simple yet powerful tool set for integrations. This blog post describes how to use Authentication in a workflow integration with 3rd party systems.
This post explains the digital signing capabilities of IFS Reports and how you can benefit from this feature to secure the generated reports which needs to send via email to the 3rd parties.
This post explains how to customize report logos in IFS Cloud, offering various methods such as changing logos for all reports, based on company, and using report rules for conditional logo changes. It provides step-by-step guidance, emphasizing the importance of customizing logos for operational reports and the flexibility offered by report rules.
This post discusses the use of IFS Cloud workflows to make REST calls to external APIs during business transactions. It covers creating a BPMN flow, retrieving and sending data, displaying user messages, and concludes with the advantages and limitations of using IFS workflows for real-time integrations.
In the dynamic landscape of modern business, leveraging powerful tools is essential for seamless operations and enhanced productivity. IFS Cloud, equipped with its robust Workflows toolset, offers a gateway to extending business flows with cutting-edge capabilities. This blog post delves into an exemplary use case of IFS Cloud Workflows, providing a step-by-step guide to help you create your first workflow.
The blog post discusses how to create an API proxy in Azure APIM to perform OAuth2 authentication before calling backend API. IFS Cloud is used as the example backend where it requires OAuth2 token to access.
Microsoft is dominating the enterprise low-code application platforms [1] and there are immense possibilities on how we can use power platform in businesses. IFS Cloud enables accessing the business logic through REST APIs so it's easy Extend on the Outside using low-code development platforms like PowerApps. Power platform offers many inbuilt connectors but so far,... Continue Reading →
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