The Bizweaver application is a set of tools used to automate data acquisition, data manipulation, file management activities, as-well-as providing data integration into SAP Business One. The various tools provided by Bizweaver are linked together as a set of sequential steps called a workflow.

The home screen consists of seven areas.

1. Menu Bar
2. Folders Pane
3. Workflow list pane
4. Filters
5. Active task counter

The Menu Bar provides access to various Bizweaver options and tools used to manage the application.

• New: This opens the workflow design window to begin a new workflow.
• Delete: This will delete the selected workflow.
  • A deleted workflow cannot be recovered.
• Copy: This will duplicate the selected workflow.
  • Use this option to create a copy of an existing workflow. A folder window will open to select the save-to location.

Workflow Schedules: This will display all active and scheduled workflows and any associated information to the workflow and schedule.

Triggers: This will display all triggers and the trigger request queue.

• Settings: general configuration for Bizweaver.

• Connection Manager: used to define connections to database engines (SQL Server & HANA), email services, REST web services, and SAP Business One integration tools (DI Server, DI API).

• Export/Import: used to export and import Bizweaver workflows.

Register Assembly: Used only when specific tools need updating.

• Some workflow tools are independent of the core Bizweaver application, including custom tools. Standard tools are registered automatically during installation/upgrade. The Register Assembly function is used only when a specific tool needs to be updated. This function should only be used as directed by Third Wave support personnel.

Restart SAP Business One DI Server service: This is only used when Bizweaver is used with SAP Business One.

• Start Bizweaver using the right-click > Run as administrator option to ensure the process has adequate operating system permissions.

Filter: The filter button allows you to filter in the current folder on any selected options.

• “All workflows” is the default option if no filters are applied to the current folder.

The Folder Pane provides the ability to create/store workflows in folders. These groupings are for organizational convenience only and do not affect the use of the application.

All Workflows: will display all workflows regardless of folder they are stored in. On importing and saving, a workflow will be stored in this folder by default.

• It is best to do any filtering or searches in this folder as both functions are folder-specific.

There are two “panes”; the Folder pane (on the left) and the Workflow list pane (on the right). The Workflow pane presents the contents of the folder selected in the Folder pane. To add a new folder:

• Select (highlight) the desired parent folder.
• Press the [Insert] key or right-click the parent folder and select Insert to add a child folder (one level below the selected parent) OR click “New Root” to create a new parent folder.
• Enter the name of the new folder

To delete a folder:

• Move (or remove) any workflows that are in the target folder.
  • A folder cannot be removed if it holds any workflows.
• Select (highlight) the desired folder.
• Press the [Delete] key or right-click the parent folder and select Delete.
• The folder is deleted.'

To Rename a folder

• Triple-click the folder you wish to rename
• Enter the new desired name. Folder names cannot be blank.

The Workflow List pane displays a list of workflows in the folder selected in the Folder pane.

As noted earlier, your license controls the number of active (enabled) tasks you may have. The right-hand number indicates the number of licensed workflows. The left-hand number indicates the number of workflows that are currently enabled.

• The left and right number and folder specific to view the total select “All Workflows” folder to view all current active workflows versus total allowed.

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