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<div id="content"><p tabindex="0">The next video will explain how LeanIX portal empowers employees with IT self-services, enhances collaboration, and adoption, and reduces support requests.</p><div class="kalturaVideoLessonWrapper"><div aria-label="LeanIX portal" class="kalturaVideoLessonContainer" data-testid="video" id="1_4t1arzj0"></div></div></div>

Learning to Use the LeanIX Tool for Successful Enterprise Architecture

Discover how LenaX Portal empowers employees with IT self-services, enhances collaboration, and reduces support requests. Learn about key features, configuration options, and the benefits it brings to organizations. #ITselfservices #collaborationtools #employeeproductivity<br><br># This description was auto-generated #

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In this video, we'll explore how LenaX Portal empowers employees with IT self-services, enhances collaboration and adoption, and reduces support requests. Let's get started. The LenaX Portal provides employees with an overview of approved software and IT resources, allowing them to troubleshoot problems autonomously and order necessary software. This reduces the dependency on support teams and increases productivity. Key features of the Linux portal are the portal name, configured by the Linux admin, and it serves as the name of the portal, for example, application portal or IT component portal. The search. Users can search for applications or IT components available in the Linux inventory. Links. Admin-configured links, such as help desk resources, provide additional support. And filters. Users can filter applications based on domains or group to enhance search efficiency. The Action button allows users to perform actions like requesting new applications. For these purposes, you can click on the button Request New Application, available in the upper right corner above the list of all applications. Linux admins can configure the portal by accessing the administration area and navigating to the portal section. Here, they can create a new portal or edit existing ones. There are a couple of main information on how to configure a portal. The basic tab. You can configure general settings like unique name, accessibility, and enable status. Further, you can define and select which fact sheet types should be included in the portal and apply filters, decide on the display name, description, and icon color. You can define portal header by customizing portal title, requesting button label, and URL, or defining portal footer options. The Status tab helps you to configure the displayed status for each fact sheet. Next, in the Search tab, you can customize the search and filtering options for users. The Detailed view serves for customizing relations, subscriptions, tag groups, and additional fields. In the Branding tab, you can customize the portal branding, including header, footer, button color, and logo. In the localization tab, you can manually translate the portal language as needed. The SSO integration allows enabling transient user roles, providing access to a lightweight version of LenaX via self-service portals. This facilitates embedding portals into existing intranet systems, enhancing data accessibility without creating specific user accounts. As mentioned above, the LenaX portal revolutionizes IT self-services by providing employees with access to approved software and resources, reducing support requests and increasing productivity. With its configurable features, admins can tailor the portal to meet the organization's specific needs. For more information and support, visit the Linux documentation page.