Models are the components that make up a project. The types of models available to use within a project are listed in the following table.
| Model type | Description |
|---|---|
| Processes | Collection of components used to build and represent business processes using BPMN 2.0 specification. |
| Forms | Used to capture data into specially designed field types such as text, date, file uploads and multiple choice radio buttons. They are filled in by users of an application. |
| Connectors | Used to handle interactions with external systems as part of a process. This includes actions such as retrieving, generating, updating and storing content in the Content repository, sending emails and utilizing services such as AWS Comprehend, Textract, Rekognition and Lambda functions. |
| Authentications | Used when a system requires access to external REST services. |
| Decision tables | Used to manage business decisions within process workflows. |
| User interfaces | Set the end user interface for users to interact with content, tasks and processes for the project. |
| Files | Collection of files that can be used within the application. A file can be an image or a script. |
| Scripts | Used to execute a custom script as part of a process. |
| Triggers | Used to define a set of event criteria. When the event criteria specified in the trigger is met, the event is published and an action containing a payload is kicked off. |
| Data models | Enable you to describe objects the application is handling. You can define the standard data structure you will use in your application using JSON schema. |
| Schemas | Describe how data should be stored in the repository and the metadata that can be associated to the content and folders within that model. |
| Mixins | |
| Content Types | |
| Renditions |