Cloud Service
From concept to ready-to-use application
1.
The Framework
You will have access to IS Tools in just a few minutes, and you will find that it is ready to use for creating and running applications. When logged in, you will see a menu containing the tools required to create “your” application. This is where you create the data model that forms the foundation for your application. After that you create tables and fields – logically alike sheets and columns in Excel. You do not need to make it perfect. You can edit and modify the application as you go.
2.
The Form Designer
When the framework is ready, you may start working with form design. Using simple drag-and-drop operations, you position tables and fields in a drawing area to create the first form. When you are satisfied with the layout, you save your form. The form can then be used and tested straight away. It is possible to create as many forms as you like, but now your application is ready to be used by you and any users you give access to.
3.
Roles and Users
When the collaboration requires different information permissions, the role-based access control framework is configured in this step which spans all tables, fields and components. It is a good practice to employ separate roles for information and forms/views, since it makes adding more parties easier. After this step only the right party can access the right information.
Optimize your company’s workflow
The add-on service’s service account is managed by the Cloud Service’s role-based access control, which enables hosting customers and/or suppliers for integration with the information within the application.
Access Control
This is where you configure which roles are permitted to view, update, create and delete information. One or more roles are then assigned to your users. Access Control is vital to allow various internal users to interact securely with both customers and subcontractors. This allows your team and all other users to collaborate with deeper integration, and hence work more efficiently.
Business Logic and Automation
Using the built in trigger and rule functions, your applications can execute “smart” actions such as calculations (e.g. KPIs), sending automatic SMS messages or email notifications. You can also use these rules for status changes and to control workflows.
Reports and Key Performance Indicators
Custom reports can easily be created for various intended recipients and purposes. Key performance indicators can be calculated and for example be displayed in a summary form. The forms that you built in step two can be expanded to visualize the selected data geographically on a map or as graphs and bar charts.
IS Tools gives you plenty of
advantage
- Full control over activities (planning, execution, responsible parties and internal dependencies).
- Clear and early detection of deviations from the set plan.
- Automated functionality for coordinating and communicating with, and between, customers and subcontractors.
- Easy access to key performance indicators and reports.
- Real-time reporting on different levels helps supervise how the project runs and identifies potential bottlenecks.
- From an idea to a ready-to-run application within a week.
- The right information accessible to the right players, at the right time.
- Support for performing many activities in parallel.
- Built in functionality to automate processes and pro-activity.
- API that communicates with – and connects – the company’s existing IT systems.
