Home Page

The Home page is the central access point for the various components of the XTRAC Process Designer.

Navigation Buttons

The buttons at the top of the page let you navigate to the different areas of the XTRAC Process Designer. Your entitlement set determines which areas and applications you can access.

Button	Description
	Return to the Home page.
	Activates the Process Modeling links: Create a New Reusable Process, Create a New Model, and Open an Existing Model.
	Activates the Process Deployment links: Deployment Management, Deployment Log, and Pending Deployments.
	Activates the Deployment links: Deploy a Model, View Deployment History.
	This is the User Settings button. It displays the name of the currently logged on user (in this example, PMALL is the logged on user). Click to open the User Settings window which displays account information and your current organization or entitlement set. Use the User Settings window to change your password.
	Opens the XTRAC Process Designer User Guide.
	Logs you out of this XTRAC Process Designer session.
	Displays the name of your current organization.

Main Menu

The Home page a menu divided into four major sections:

• Modeling
• Data Dictionary
• Discovery
• Model Deployment

Each section includes links that open specific applications and areas of the XTRAC Process Designer.

Modeling

The Modeling menu links you to the following tasks:

• Create a New Reusable Process — A reusable process is a diagram that can be reused and referenced by other process models by leveraging the call activity shape. See Creating Process Models and Diagrams.
• Create a New Model — A model can contain one or more reusable process diagrams, but the model itself cannot be reused. See Creating Process Models and Diagrams.
• Open an Existing Model — Lets you open an existing process diagram from a list of previously saved and checked in processes. See Open an Existing Process.

Data Dictionary

The Manage the Data Dictionary link opens the Data Dictionary Editor. Use the Data Dictionary Editor to create new complex and value group data types, or edit existing data types. See Data Dictionary Concepts.

Discovery

The Get Message Schema link lets you search for specific models so you can view examples of existing message schema. You can download and view the schema in XML and JSON format. See Example Message Definitions.

Model Deployment

The Model Deployment section links you to the following tasks:

• Deploy a Model — Lets you select models from a list to be added to the Deploy Queue. See Deploy Process Models.
• View Deployment History — Lets you view the deployment status of successfully deployed processes. See View Deployment History.

This section lets you view executable processes and the XML schema that defines each message start event.