HCL Leap and Volt

Users of HCL Leap no longer need to map business processes on paper. This cumbersome and error-prone method is replaced with the form generator by the digital organization of workflows: All data processing operations and services run with the HCL Leap according to freely definable rules and workflows. This offers you the opportunity to further optimize your work processes. Individual work steps are processed according to a defined sequence in an approval workflow. In addition, e-mail notifications are automatically generated for the desired actions. This way you are always informed about the processing status of your workflows.

A single instance of the HCL Leap can be made available to all users via cloud deployment. The security of the data and apps is guaranteed by an integrated authorization management. Each originator can determine exactly which user has access to the respective application in which time period. This gives HCL Leap users control over their own apps.

HCL Leap and Volt automatically stores and organizes data collected from applications for further use. In this form they can be clearly displayed, searched according to individual criteria, filtered or exported to spreadsheets for analysis. Another feature is the automatic visualization of the collected data sets. The only requirement is the logical display of the form topic. Depending on requirements, the results are summarized and displayed in pie, column or table diagrams.

As an extension of the HCL Connections Engagement Center (formerly known as XCC), we have developed two workable widgets for integrating Leap and Volt. These allow for the embedding of forms and provide functions for displaying and editing data. Using the Leap Form Widget, existing forms can be integrated into IBM Connections Engagement Center (formerly known as XCC) with just a few clicks. The anonymity of the forms can also be adjusted according to the intended use. This allows different handling of anonymous complaint forms and authenticating registration forms. In addition, you can use the view function to check your forms and their results page or release them for use.

The Leap Data Widget for the IBM Connections Engagement Center (formerly known as XCC) provides solutions for viewing captured data sets. For example: You have set up a form for job offers. The selection options you defined are listed in the data widget. There you can manage, edit or delete the individual job offers via various interaction options. You can also link to an application form via the widget. This also creates the technical prerequisites for the implementation of workflows and advanced applications with database access. Applications based on Leap/Volt with the Leap Data Widget are a valid and cost-effective alternative to Java EE or C# applications, depending on requirements.