Module

Module is a fundamental building block within a workspace that allows users to create and manage specific functionalities or processes.

Every module can function on its own or link with other modules, allowing users to streamline their workflows effectively. This modular method provides flexibility and personalization in the management of information and tasks.

Example of multiple modules

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Module Settings

In the module, there are some settings and buttons that can be configured by the user:

Settings	Descriptions
User Profile	Connects the module to users. Able to manage user access or permission through profile.
Publish	Publish the module to make it available for users to access.
Notification	Automate notifications by sending reminders, alerts, or email, as well as push notifications.
Automation	Automates tasks within or across modules.
Access	Control the access of the user to the module.
Notification Status	Check the client side app notification and check if it is delivered to the user.
History	Tracks changes and events, also able to revert previous changes.
Delete Module	Remove selected existing module.

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Module Section

A Module is divided into few major sections:

Basic

• Contains default activities of Inistate.

Information

• A list of names and the respective type of value to be stored inside a module.

Activity

• A list of activities that the end-users can do for particular entries in a workflow or business process.

State

• Summarize the current status particular entry in a business process or workflow.

Flow

• Defines the sequence or progression of activity to next state or activity.

Listing

• Displays a catalog of specific/desired entries/information related to the module.

Template

• Contains predefined formats or structures style for printing PDF.

Check out for more related tutorials

Create New Module

Module vs User Profile (Module)

Delete Module From Studio