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How to get the most out of the class?

To get the most benefit from this class:

  1. Review the materials: Read and analyze the key concepts before completing the practical exercises.

  2. Take notes and record your questions: This will help you understand the concepts and solve common problems.

  1. Ideal Audience
    This class is designed for professionals who manage BIZUIT implementations in the cloud, hybrid, or on-premise, especially: System administrators Database administrators Technical support engineers

Class Objectives

  1. Understand the concept and purpose of components in BIZUIT Dashboard: Explore how custom components enable the design of processes and screens tailored to specific business needs.

  2. Learn the complete workflow with a component: From its development through traditional programming to its installation, configuration, and testing in the Dashboard.

  3. Identify the key advantages of components: Analyze their flexibility, integration capabilities, and enhancement of user experience.

  4. Apply concepts through practical examples: Examine use cases such as data validation, purchasing flows, and claims management.

  5. Acquire practical skills to customize the Dashboard: Develop, configure, and test components in a real environment.

Topics to be Covered

  1. Introduction to Components in BIZUIT Dashboard:

    • Concept, purpose, and benefits.

  2. Key Advantages of Components:

    • Flexibility, automation, integration with external systems, and improvement in user experience.

  3. Development of a Component:

    • Programming, interface design, and preparation of the installation package.

  4. Installation and Configuration of Components:

    • Upload to the Dashboard, customization using keys and values, and assignment to specific pages.

  5. Testing and Validation of Components:

    • Methods to ensure optimal functioning in the configured environment.

  6. Practical Use Cases:

    • Applied examples, such as documentation validation, approval workflows, and marketing campaigns.