ActiveVOS Screenflow Features
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Easy-to-use Web-based EditorProductivity is achieved by providing tools that are simple to use, but don't compromise on power. ActiveVOS Screenflow's web-based editor is so easy to use that experts in any domain can create and deploy sophisticated screenflow applications, without requiring a technical degree. |
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Patented Tree-based WorkflowAt the heart of each screenflow application is our patent pending-tree technology, that we call "Guidance Trees". Each Guidance tree begins with a single starting point that branches to steps that have different outcomes. Each step can only be one of a few types and therefore designing processes to walk users through repetitive activities becomes extremely quick and simple. |
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Guidance Tree StepsA step allows ActiveVOS Screenflow to "do work", whether this is getting input from the user or accessing data from a remote system. The author of the guidance tree simply chooses the right step from a drop-down menu to add the action to the screenflow application. |
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One-Click PublishThere's no hanging around once the screenflow is built. A single click of the publish button makes the screenflow application ready for use by anyone. |
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Customizable Application InterfacesWith powerful form editing and customizable theming it's a breeze to to create screenflow applications that match your own corporate look-and-feel. The form editor supports masked fields for date, time, date-time, text area, phone and social security numbers. The form editor can also incorporate data fetched from remote systems inside its bounded input area. |
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Searching Guidance Tree TaggingThe screenflow editor includes a very intuitive search box that makes it easy to find text on the canvas or inside any screen step. In addition, tagging organizes and optimizes guidance trees for quick access. |
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Broad Internet Browser SupportActiveVOS Screenflow leverages the power of HTML5, making it desktop and tablet ready. Supports Microsoft Internet Explorer 9, Firefox 7 (and later) and Google Chrome. |
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