Process and software development
Prepares forms, processes, permissions and data structures from business requirements. Engineering teams retain control over design approval and deployment.
Inside the application
Selected use cases, source information and operational outputs.
Considers a request alongside existing forms, processes, roles and data relationships. Plans and dependencies show which parts the change affects.
Design approval and release approval
Prepares code and data changes from an approved design. Generation work, checks and findings stay within the same change scope for engineering review.
Design approval and release approval
Revisions, file differences and evidence remain in one work history. Design and deployment decisions are separate, with release permissions and rollback context reviewed explicitly.
Design review
Scope approval
Package and tests
Deployment approval
Design approval and release approval
Application approach
The scope, operating approach and boundaries of this work.
Confirm the process, roles and data relationships.
Review the generated package and test results together.
A new business process changes forms, tasks, roles, menus and data tables together. Fabrika brings these into a shared process design so the engineering team can review the scope before implementation.
Defined platform rules are checked automatically. Approved designs become code and data records; missing definitions, incorrect relationships and remnants of earlier modules are reviewed.
The first approval confirms the process design. The second authorizes deployment after reviewing the generated package and test results. Test evidence and the release decision remain separate records.
In everyday work
A new approval process is more than a form. The organization needs to know which role receives each task, what data is retained and which parts of the existing application will change.
From requirements, forms and permissions to an application package.
Requirements are separated into forms, child records, roles and process steps. The scope panel makes the proposed components explicit; unclear business rules are resolved during design.
Each step exposes its owner and decision path. Return and approval remain distinct. This purchasing flow is a design example to be finalized against the organization’s actual rules.
Forms, data relationships and access design are reviewed together. Accepting a design does not directly change the system; the application package and test results need a separate deployment decision.
The whole operation
These distinctions show the information the application receives, where it needs the user and what it leaves for the next operation.
These are evaluation dimensions, not measured performance results. Comparisons use the same task types, data scope and human-review conditions.
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