About Fields

SBM uses field data to provide:

Real-time visibility into your processes through a variety of report types.
Historical information through a set of powerful Trend reports.
Audit capabilities through change history records and reports.
Rule expressions to control item flow, form behavior, and notifications.

Fields are stored in primary and auxiliary tables, but are presented to users on forms. Users enter data into fields when they submit, update, and transition primary items, also referred to as work items.

Fields are also used to gather data for items in auxiliary tables, which typically store related data, such as customer information. To help support your workflow process, you can use Single Relational and Multi-Relational fields to pull this static data into primary items.

SBM Composer provides many types of fields, most of which have sets of properties that define their behavior. These fields can be customized to meet your data collection requirements.