UI - Views (159)
Information with contextual help about the views in the application.
Team Default Permissions View
Team default permissions explicitly show the default permissions this team has for every entity type in the system. Every record can have those permissions specifically overridden, providing the person changing them has permission to do so, but these permissions indicate what the default access would be for this team without any otherwise specifically set permissions.
Team Promotable Canvases View
Team promotable canvases indicate which canvases a team has permissions to promote items from within it into the live system. Changes in Canvases are isolated from each other and the main system. However you can promote changes from a canvas into the main system if you wish. In order to do this you require permissions to do so which are assigned here. See our Canvas technology for more information.
Team Users View
Team Users can be used to easily assign which users have access to which team permissions, and vice versa.
Teams View
The Teams view allows you to specify the basic details about teams, which can be used for controlling all permissions throughout the system.
Server Task Statuses View
The Status view of a task shows all the statuses that were associated with the task as it progressed to completion. This allows you to easily identify what the task did, along with any errors, problems, or summaries you would like.
Server Tasks View
Server Tasks allows you to monitor all tasks that are being processed, have been processed, or are in a queue, for the task servers. You can easily view the current progress of processing tasks, the results of completed tasks, or even cancel current tasks.
Contexts
The LemonEdge platform enables you to work on multiple items at once. Depending on the client you're using these can be pulled out into their own windows to work across multiple monitors. In either case each item you're working on belongs to their own isolated context.
Import Definition Steps View
Import Definition Steps allow you to specify each of the steps that the system will sequentially move through when processing the Import Definition. These can be made to work in isolation or as part of a set of steps that all get saved/committed at the end.