Blueriq Encore is the business engineer's working environment and can be accessed from your web browser. It is used for creating, maintaining, and viewing business models. These business models are a representation of the knowledge-intensive processes of a business and can be executed in the Blueriq runtime. 

If an editor in Blueriq Encore is opened, the layout consists of different sections:

• The navigation panel on the left, which is divided into subparts from top to bottom,
  • The Blueriq Encore logo
  • The repository, branch, project, and module menu together form a vertical breadcrumb.
  • Indented are the groups of module elements, which may differ depending on the selected module type.
  • A list of stacks of views grouped by module.
• The view contains:
  • The titlebar of the view
    • On the left, there is the possibility to navigate forward and backward to other views in the stack.
    • Center: the title of the view, including the module definition selector, and the possibility to pin the view.
    • On the right actions specific to the content in the view.
  • In the center, the main content, such as the editor, or, for example, the validation report, or the pending changes.
  • All editors have a properties panel on the right:
    • Which for each editor has a functional name, description, labels, dependencies, and commit history of the element.
    • Additionally and depending on the editor, other properties or tabs are added.
  • Some editors have a bottom drawer, which may contain features such as the quick test to assist the business engineer.

• The statusbar on the bottom:
  • Shortcuts to the list of globals and unit tests.
  • The save and cancel button if changes in the current canvas are detected that can be saved or canceled.
  • The number of branch merge conflicts if any.
  • Showing the number of model validation errors and warnings, if any.