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This section reveals how things work in Blueriq Studio.

Blueriq Studio is the business engineer's working environment. It is used for creating and maintaining business models, managing projects and importing, exporting projects and branches and managing users.
The Studio is by default divided into five parts:

  • On top: The ribbon with all elements, grouped by category.
  • Far left: The iconized (icon-only) ribbon with the elements that are used most.
  • Left: The list overview of all elements of a chosen type.
  • Right: The overview of modules and their dependencies.
  • Center: The editor

Table of contents

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Entity 

Attribute 

Relation  

Static instance  

Value list  

Validation rule

Aggregate  

Flow  

Event

Page

Container

Asset

Button

Reusable expression

Rule group

Data rules

Business rule

External rule

Decision table

Decision tree  

Document generation  

Content item

Text item

Image

Service call

Functions and function calls

Soap service editor

REST service editor  

Schema set editor 

Domain schema editor



The editor in the middle comes in many shapes and forms. Below a few examples of the different editors are given.

Process

Entity

Process task

Decision table

Business rule

Domain

Flow

Page

Document

Decision Requirements Graph

Task mapping

Data mapping

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