In SimpleOne business Business logic is implemented as a set of mechanisms, rules and limitations of automated actions and processes. This section of the documentation describes how the business logic is implemented in SimpleOne and include the following toolsarticles:
Business Rules
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Business rules are server-side scripts running at the moment of inserting, updating, or deleting a record. Business rules are used for such tasks as conditionally automatic value change in the form fields or event creation for email notifications and script actionsThis article provides information on purpose and types of business rules and how to use them in SimpleOne.
Client Scripts
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Client scripts This article explains how the client scripts are used to execute JS scripts in the browser when the client-side events happen, for example: form loading, form submission or field value change. Client scripts allow configuring forms, form fields, and field values while the client uses the formin SimpleOne.
Scheduled Scripts
You can schedule a script execution to perform it once at a specified date and time or on a regular basis with a specified periodicity.
Workflows
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This article provides a guide to configuring your scripts to run at a specific time and date or according to a specific schedule.
Workflows
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This set of articles provides information on how workflows are implemented in SimpleOne. It includes articles on how to create and edit workflows, what types of activities are available out-of-the-box and how you can create your own, how workflow version control works and peculiarities of using scripts in workflowsWorkflow is a tool that allows configuring complex processes across the solution. The Workflow Editor displays processes visually as a set of boxes and arrows representing transitions, conditions, and stages. Set the sequence of steps and stages your business needs by using various types of activities: utilities, conditions, approvals, subflow, and timer.