WorkFlowStepClasses

In WorkFlowStepClasses, backend classes/functions can be assigned/defined.
These are predefined functional building blocks that contain general or customer-specific logic/processes.

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Creating WorkFlowStepClasses

A new WorkFlowStepClass can be created using the "Create" button within the CRUD component.
Existing WorkFlowStepClasses can be edited or viewed using the inline icons.

With this, backend functions (in Unity) can be triggered/executed.
→ Example: snapping products to another product, or executing/calculating functions during configuration validation.

Fields:

• Code (mandatory)
  → Technical name of the WorkFlowStepClass.
  → This can be chosen freely, should follow general naming conventions, and must be unique within WorkFlowStepClasses.

• ClassName (mandatory)
  → Assign a class.
  → ClassNames are backend functions that execute/trigger specific predefined processes.
  → Example: "snapping behavior" and additional functions between two Product/ProductConfigurations.

• Category
  → Assign a category (multiple selection possible) in which this WorkFlowStepClass may be used.

• Descriptions (optional)
  → Description of the WorkFlowStepClass in multiple languages, for example:

  de_de = Farbe wechseln
  en_en = Change Color

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Procedure:

1. Click "Create" to open the entry dialog for a new WorkFlowStepClass.
2. Alternatively, an existing WorkFlowStepClass can be viewed or edited.
3. Define the "Code".
4. Assign the "ClassName".
5. Assign the "Category".
6. Optionally enter the "Description" in multiple languages.
7. Save → Create the new WorkFlowStepClass.
8. Save → Save changes to an existing WorkFlowStepClass.

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