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You can create full or reduced Planfix [[Ready-made Solutions | solutions]]. You choose the solution type when creating it: | You can create full or reduced Planfix [[Ready-made Solutions | solutions]]. You choose the solution type when creating it: | ||
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*'''Full solutions''' contain complete, standalone Planfix objects that are needed to transfer business processes to another account. During the installation process, they do not interact with any objects already existing in the account and are used in parallel with them. | *'''Full solutions''' contain complete, standalone Planfix objects that are needed to transfer business processes to another account. During the installation process, they do not interact with any objects already existing in the account and are used in parallel with them. | ||
Latest revision as of 12:28, 22 November 2024
You can create full or reduced Planfix solutions. You choose the solution type when creating it:
- Full solutions contain complete, standalone Planfix objects that are needed to transfer business processes to another account. During the installation process, they do not interact with any objects already existing in the account and are used in parallel with them.
- Reduced solutions can contain objects (such as custom task fields) that are integrated with objects existing in the recipient's account during the installation process. For example, they may be added to the existing task template. For this to happen, the system asks you during installation to select an object where the objects in the solution should be integrated:
