Defining a Statuses

Defining a Statuses

Overview

Every part has a status. Example statuses are Draft, Submitted, Accepted,

Status transitions define how a part status can change. Permissions on a status transition influence who can execute a status transition.

By creating or modifying status and status transitions you can create a custom workflow that reflects your process of identifying and qualifying AM parts.

A default workflow configured in the PLM is shown to the right.

Defining statuses

Statuses can be configured in the admin panel under

Home › Inventory › Statuses

There is an overview that informs in one glance about the permissions for each status

For the configuration of a status, the following fields are available

Name

The display name of the status in the UI. Can be multi-language.

Description

Additional description for the status. Currently not shown in the UI.

Author can delete part

If selected the part author can delete a part with this status

Author can edit part

If selected the part author can edit a part, i.e. use the Edit button and make changes to the values of a part.

Author can see part

If selected the part author can see a part with this status in the part list or view part details of a part

Everybody can see part

If selected any logged-in user can see a part with this status in the part list or view part details of a part

Slug

Unique identifier of that status. Used in the CSV import of parts to assign a status to a part.

The fields for delete part, edit part, see part are equivalent for users with the role AM Expert or any user (everybody).