Example Use Cases

The following examples guides you through using the Stardust mobile UI on specific use cases.

• Vehicle Accident Report Example
• Realtor Property Listing Example

Vehicle Accident Report Example

Suppose you have an accident with your vehicle. The following example demonstrates how the Stardust mobile UI could be used to report the accident, e.g. to the insurance:

• Start a process for a new Auto Claim
• Provide accident details via a UI Mashup
• Damage report pictures can be uploaded as process attachments using the mobile device camera
• Notes can be added for additional information
• E-mail can be integrated

Model

The underlying model for this process contains the following processes:

• Auto Accident
• Property Claim
• Process Auto Claim

Auto Accident

Process Auto Accident:
This structured process should be used for auto accidents where no one was injured or received medical attention as a result of the accident.

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The structured data used in this process are Person for personal details and AccidentInformation for details on the accident:

Figure: Structured Data for personal details

Figure: Structured Data for accident information

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Task Investigate Accident is a user task using a UI Mashup application. This UI Mashup application uses the structured data types described above as input and output parameters and provides a UI form where you can enter the according data.

Figure: UI Mashup Parameter

Property Claim

In case you like to report a claim for damaged or destroyed property, use process Property Claim.

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Here a structured data PropertyIncident is used to retrieve all information required about the property damage caused by the accident.

Figure: Structured Data for property incident details

Process Auto Claim

Process Auto Claim

Figure: Process Auto Claim

Using the Process on your Mobile Device

Deploy the model described above. Now you can use the workflow on your mobile device. Login to Stardust mobile UI as described in section Logging in of chapter Starting with the Mobile UI.

• Starting the process
• Adding a note to the process
• Attaching a document

Starting the process

Perform the following steps on your mobile device to start the process:

1. In the launch panel page, which automatically opens when logged in, tap Start Work. All startable processes (Auto Accident and Property Claim) are displayed in the list. Refer to chapter Starting Processes for details.

   

2. Tap the Auto Accident entry to start the process.
3. The interactive activity form page opens.

   

   Refer to section Using the Interactive Activity Form of chapter Working with Activities for details on using this form and its options.
4. Fill out the form which is provided via the UI Mashup with your accident details and tap Submit.

   

Adding a note to the process

Optionally you can add a note to the process:

1. Tap the Note tab and enter a note in the provided text field.

   

   You can also use the voice recording for adding a note. Tap the microphone icon on the upper right side of the text entry field and record your message. To stop recording tap the microphone icon again.

   

   Refer to section Adding and Viewing Notes of chapter Working with Activities for details.

Attaching a photo

Attach a photo of the accident, which you take from your mobile phone:

1. Tap on the Documents tab
2. Select the Browse icon and choose whether to directly take a photo with your mobile camera or to upload an already existing photo

   

3. Tap the icon to upload as document

For details on viewing and attaching documents, refer to section Adding and Viewing attached Documents of chapter Working with Activities.

Tapping an uploaded document in the list, opens it in the Document Viewer.

Figure: Uploaded Photo

Realtor Property Listing Example

Another use case is a realtor property listing, which would imply the following steps:

• The Realtor posts a new Property Listing.
• Property details are provided via UI Mashup and/or Notes.
• Property images can be uploaded from the Camera.
• E-mail can be integrated

This use case could be implemented similar as the Vehicle Accident Report example described above.