Workspace Settings

Now, that we understand the administrator's role, let's see how to set up your workspace. 

Note

Because some configuration and access rights depend on each other, we recommend following this eLearning in order.

Let's first look at our general workplace settings for all modelers (Process Manager users) and how we can tailor them to our organization. First, we must open our General Configuration settings. This allows us to configure our settings for SAP Signavio Explorer, Editor, Help, and General settings.

To start, choose Setup → Edit General Configuration. Here, you can view your:

• Explorer settings
• Editor settings
• Help settings
• General settings

Let's look at the first setting within the Edit General Configuration option - the Explorer. The settings in the following image pertain to the Explorer. Select the buttons to learn more about each setting.

Now that we looked at our Explorer settings, let's look at Editor settings. 

In the Editor, you can customize the colors of the color palette. To adjust a color, you can overwrite one of the default hexadecimal values in the palette and press Enter to see the color preview. For implementing custom colors, you can use both RGB and HEX formats. It's also helpful to put all custom colors underneath each other so they are organized.

Here, you can enable a set of help options that show news, tips, and best practices for BPMN and our software solution. You can also create custom help options with links to your intranet, SharePoint, or Wiki-Pages. You can define these settings separately for the Explorer and Collaboration Hub.

The last setting in the Explorer is the General settings. Here, you can configure the settings of uploading documents or pictures and content subscriptions. 

The Editor allows you to select your choice of language for your diagrams. You can translate the labels of modeling elements and element documentation to a specific language.  

To avoid confusion, we recommend configuring multiple languages only if you actually use them. When activating multiple languages for your workspace, you must set a default language. This determines the main language that the content is displayed in for your users. 

When you add more languages, this will directly impact all content in the SAP Signavio Process Manager (that is Attributes, Dictionary terms, and Diagrams).

Note

Watch the following demo to learn how you can add and change languages, and how this impacts your workspace.