Using business automation capabilities

Low-code application authoring tools enable non-technical users to quickly build and publish business applications to meet their everyday needs.

Business automation tools
You interact with business automation capabilities by using the tools in your user interface. The tools you see depend on the roles assigned to you by your account administrator.
Workflow
A workflow provides the framework or model for sequencing and delegating work to address a specific business situation. Choose your model based on the pattern of your workflow. You can orchestrate multiple workflows (structured processes, unstructured cases, or services) in a workflow automation to address a specific business situation.
Business applications
Quickly create business applications (applications), which are user interfaces that integrate tasks, data, and automations. These applications are available to users in IBM® Business Automation Navigator and run in the IBM Business Automation Application.
Troubleshooting automation development
You might run into issues when you test new automations in development or test environments. To help you troubleshoot these issues, you can download logs from the server your automations run on. You can use the log data to observe performance, diagnose problems, and gain a general understanding of how your automation works before promoting it to production.

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