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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.
New: This opens the workflow design window to begin a new workflow.
Delete: This will delete the selected workflow.
Copy: This will duplicate the selected workflow.
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: This is the general configuration for Bizweaver.
Connections Manager: This is 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: This is used to export and import Bizweaver workflows.
Register Assembly: Used only when specific tools need updating.
Restart SAP Business One DI Server service: This is only used when Bizweaver is used with SAP Business One.
Filter: The filter button allows you to filter in the current folder on any selected options.
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.
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:
To delete a folder:
To Rename a folder
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.