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System Configuration

System Configuration is where Autologyx is configured to solve a business problem.

It is most relevant to Config Admins, analysts, solution designers, and other builders who are responsible for shaping how the platform behaves. This is where you define the data model, design workflows, configure tasks, automate document handling, connect external systems, and shape the user experience for the people using the solution.

In contrast:

  • the Workspace is where end users carry out day-to-day work with records, tasks, and documents
  • Administration is where system-wide settings such as users, groups, roles, authentication, and security-related configuration are managed

System Configuration is about building the solution itself.

What you will find in this section

Understand the area

Start here if you want an overview of what System Configuration is for and how it fits into the wider platform.

Build the data model

These areas define the structure of your application and the data it works with.

Design workflow and automation

These areas are about configuring process logic, task orchestration, and workflow automation.

Configure documents, variables, and integrations

These areas help you work with dynamic values, generated outputs, APIs, and external services.

Shape the user experience

These areas control how the configured solution is presented to users.

Advanced and specialist capabilities

These pages cover more specialist configuration features.

Suggested path

If you are building a new solution in Autologyx, a sensible order is:

  1. define the data model
  2. configure workflow and task behaviour
  3. add documents, variables, and integrations
  4. shape the user experience for end users

Notes

INFO

System Configuration is focused on building and maintaining solutions in Autologyx, rather than carrying out operational work in the Workspace or managing global administration settings.

TIP

If you are new to building in Autologyx, a good place to begin is About System Configuration, then Object Classes, Relational Modeller, and Sequences.