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Overview

You can publish your completed documentation and share it with your organization in Word format.

Customize the output information for inclusion in your document by selecting the diagrams and the elements to be included.

 

Bizagi provides an intuitive wizard to help you through the steps to generate your documentation.

 

1. In the Publish tab, in the Process documentation group, click Word.

 

 

2. If your model is stored in the cloud use the Profile name combo to select the profile used to publish the models. For models stored locally, this combo is disabled.

 

 

 

3. Select the diagrams that you wish to publish. Click the Search and select diagrams to publish field. Type the diagram name to filter the available diagrams, while you type, the wizard show you the diagrams which fits with the input name.

You can select one or more diagrams by checking the check box next to the name, if you use the filtering options, the selected diagrams remain.

When all the diagrams you wish to publish are selected, click the Apply button.

 

 

4. Choose the order in which you wish to publish your diagrams by using drag and drop features. Alternatively, you can sort them alphabetically by using the button.

Once finished, click the Next button.

 

 

In this step, you can override the publishing options for the current publish by click the Publish options link. The options are:

•Exclude artifacts: When enabled, the application does not include artifacts on the publishing.

•Black and white: When enabled, the publish exports the diagrams in black and white colors.

•Exclude unused resources: When enabled, the application does not include resources which have not been included on any task's basic element properties' RACI Responsibility Roles. It means, the publishing includes only the resources which were used at least in one task.

 

5. Each diagram and their elements appear in the collapsible panel on the right. Select per each diagram the elements that you wish to publish in the documentation.
You can select all elements across all diagrams using the select all checkbox. By checking this checkbox ALL your diagrams and their elements will be marked as elements to publish. Any individual diagram configuration will be lost.

 

 

Using the left panel, you can filter the elements of the diagrams either by element type or role.

When you select one or more element types, the elements that match this type are displayed in the right panel. When you filter the elements, all the selected elements in the right panel remains even they are not displayed.

 

 

To filter by roles, expand the by role element and select the roles you want to use in the filter, Then click Apply.

 

 

You can individually select elements from each diagram marking their checkbox.

 

 

You can also click the button to order the elements automatically. The position of the elements is defined by the order in which they appear. When they are presented after a gateway, they are sorted by their creation (when they were added to the diagram).

You can also click the button to order the elements alphabetically.

 

This order does not affect how the publication is displayed, but lets you find the elements when the model has several diagrams and elements.

 

Click Next, when you have included the elements in your publish.

 

6. The selected elements appears in this step. For each diagram select the order in which you wish the elements to be exported. Each diagram selected appears a s a collapsible panel.

By default elements are organized according to the sequence of the process flow. You can use the drag and drop features to set the order as you desire.

 

 

Click the button to order the elements automatically or click the button to order the elements alphabetically.

When you are satisfied with the order of the elements for each diagram, click the Next button.

 

7. Select the template you wish to use for your export documentation.

By default the Modeler offers three templates: Aspose Template, Bizagi Template with Bizagi's format (fonts, water marks) and the Modeler Template with a standard format.  

You can create your own user-defined template as well. Please refer to Document Template to learn how to customize and use your user-defined template.

 

 

By default, the Diagram's model will be published in a Landscape orientation (only this page). You may change this setting in this step as well.

You can also use the following publishing options:

•Respect template style: mark this option to override the styles used when you configure the diagram or shape properties using advanced text, so the publish uses only the specified template.

•Repeat template header: this options replicates the table header in each page when the table uses several pages.

 

Specify the appropriate folder in which you want to publish your process. This folder should have Read and Write permissions.

 

Click the Publish button to generate your documentation.

 

 

 

8. The Word document will be opened as soon as the documentation is generated with the default program installed locally to handle .doc files (MS Word, Apache Open Office Writer, etc).

 

Last Updated 6/29/2022 10:47:00 AM