Feature matrix

This page contains the feature matrix of the Universal Process Automation Model (UPAM). Each distribution has its own feature matrix page which shows which features of the UPAM feature matrix are implemented in the latest version of that distribution.

The UPAM feature matrix is divided in submatrices per actor to offer a more structured overview:

  • Actor – End user
  • Actor – Process manager
  • Actor – Application manager

Actors are written in the her/she form.

Actor - End user

An end user must be able to:

#Description
1get an overview of all her pending actions.
2get an overview of all her active runs.
3get an overview of all her available processes.
4save a form as a draft.
5read related information within the context of an action.
6read related information within the context of a run.
7get in-context help.
8switch between a light theme and a dark theme.

Actor - Process manager

A process manager must be able to:

#Description
1get an overview of all processes she is a process manager of.
2get an overview of all pending actions of all processes she is a process manager of.
3get an overview of all active runs of all processes she is a process manager of.
4get an overview of all closed actions of all processes she is a process manager of.
5get an overview of all closed runs of all processes she is a process manager of.
6read all data of all actions of all processes she is a process manager of.
7read all data of all runs of all processes she is a process manager of.
8read all log items of all actions of all processes she is a process manager of.
9read all log items of all runs of all processes she is a process manager of.

Actor - Application manager

An application manager must be able to:

#Description
1get an overview of all processes.
2get an overview of all pending actions of all processes.
3get an overview of all active runs of all processes.
4get an overview of all closed actions of all processes.
5get an overview of all closed runs of all processes.
6read all data of all actions of all processes.
7read all data of all runs of all processes.
8read all log items of all actions of all processes.
9read all log items of all runs of all processes.

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