IBM BPM on Cloud components

Each IBM® Business Process Manager on Cloud user is assigned to one or more roles that determine whether they can develop, deploy, test, or run business process applications. Of the possible environments (development, test, and process runtime) and components, you can see only the ones that correspond to your assigned roles.

IBM BPM on Cloud Business Process Choreographer FAQs
Use Business Process Choreographer to manage and work with BPEL processes and human tasks created in Integration Designer.
IBM BPM on Cloud Business Rules Manager FAQs
Use Business Rules Manager to browse and modify business rule values, create a rule in a rule set or a condition or action in a decision table, and publish changes to business rule definitions.
IBM BPM on Cloud Performance Admin Console FAQs
Your IBM BPM environment includes the Performance Data Warehouse, which stores data about process instances and tasks as they run in a process server or Process Center server environment. To manage server Performance Data Warehouse queues, and monitor its performance, use the Performance Admin Console.
IBM BPM on Cloud Process Admin Console FAQs
Use the Process Admin Console to administer process servers and installed snapshots for each server in development, test, and process runtime environments. From the Process Admin Console, you can also manage process instances that are running on the process server.
IBM BPM on Cloud Process Center FAQs
Use IBM Process Center in IBM BPM on Cloud to create and manage process applications and toolkits. The processes, services, and other assets that you create in IBM Process Designer and IBM Integration Designer are stored in the Process Center repository. After you test your process application, you can create a snapshot of it, and then deploy the snapshot to the test or process runtime environment.
IBM BPM on Cloud Process Portal FAQs
Use Process Portal to work on your assigned tasks and collaborate with others to complete your work efficiently. If you have the appropriate authorization, you can work with process instances, or use dashboards to view and review the performance of individuals, teams, and processes.
IBM BPM on Cloud REST UI FAQs
Use the REST UI test tool to learn about IBM BPM REST APIs, and to test APIs you are planning to use in your application.

Parent topic: IBM BPM on Cloud user roles, environments, and components