nexxcite Documentation¶
nexxcite is a low-code platform for digitising business processes. Administrators configure the whole application - data, forms, processes, automation and access - in visual editors, without programming.
This documentation describes nexxcite for administrators and operators of an installation. It belongs to the version selected at the top of the page. The same documentation is built into the application, so the nexxcite AI assistant answers questions based on the version it runs in.
Sections¶
| Section | Content |
|---|---|
| Getting started | What nexxcite consists of, the Admin Studio, and how changes are collected in sketches and published |
| Data model | Entities and fields, field types, relationships, counters and global values |
| User interface | Forms and their blocks, grids, lists, app bars, dashboards and their widgets, themes, images and icon fonts |
| Logic | Expressions, queries, filters, business rules, business hours, actions and every action command |
| Automation | Scheduled actions, mailbox listeners and background processing |
| AI | AI assistants and AI providers |
| Access and security | Users, roles and permissions, sign-in and sessions, authentication providers, API access and credentials |
| Administration | Installation and configuration, global settings, licensing, several servers, monitoring, third-party components |
| REST API | Requesting tokens, creating, updating, reading and querying records, running actions, error codes |
| Release notes | What changed in each version |
Conventions¶
- Labels of the user interface are written exactly as they appear in the application, for example "Activate license".
- Navigation paths are written with arrows, for example Admin Studio → System → License.
- Times that depend on the environment are given as approximate values ("about", "at the latest").