Dashboards
How each user is routed to the dashboard that matches their role, and what the Administrator, Operator, and Business dashboards surface.
Explains a concept — what it is and why it matters.
View all tagsHow each user is routed to the dashboard that matches their role, and what the Administrator, Operator, and Business dashboards surface.
An orientation to OpCon Continuum that explains the main pieces and points each role to where to begin.
What a connector is, the four ways connectors run, which ones need a saved connection, and the catalog of job types available today.
How a built workflow moves through waiting, running, pending-term, and terminal statuses, so you can tell a job that is working as designed from one that is genuinely stuck.
What a workflow contains and how its jobs are ordered by dependencies, timed by frequencies and build settings, placed on agents, and versioned for deployment.
How to set up notification groups, triggers, and actions so the right people are told when an agent, workflow, or job needs attention.
How to group jobs into Vision cards with SLAs so you can see at a glance whether critical work is on track to finish on time.
How a business user finds a published request in the catalog, fills in its form, and submits it without ever seeing workflows or jobs, and what happens on submit.
The reusable building blocks you define once and use across workflows — frequencies, calendars, thresholds, resources, properties, and tags — and which are global versus workspace-scoped.
What OpCon Continuum changes for Administrators, Builders, Operators, and business users, and which of those areas are still maturing.
A business-level overview of what OpCon Continuum can automate and why connectors matter for your bank or credit union.