Form Driven Mock-up Flows

Form driven mock-up flows allow you to design a form driven flow without having an underlying data model. This lets consultants & developers quickly define the general layout of the user interface. Developers can then attach a data model to the mock-up, map entity attributes to the corresponding form fields, and work on any additional back-end configurations.

Create a form driven mock-up flow

  1. From the main menu, select Digital Experience > Customer Journeys > Form Driven Flows.
  2. In the Form Driven Flow screen, click Create Mock-up.
    1. Follow the instructions in the Form Driven Flows chapter to create a form driven flow mock-up. The following exceptions apply:
      • The Data Model tab contains only a button called Link Data Model. This button is used to attach the flow to a business entity, once you are ready to turn the mock-up into a regular flow.
      • The UI, Field Options, and Filtered Fields tabs are not available in form driven flow mock-ups.
      • The UI Designer allows you to add only mock-up attribute templates (see Add attributes to the UI).

        • Display a form driven mock-up flow

      • To display a form driven mock-up flow in a digital experience portal, follow the instructions in the Digital Experience Portals chapter.

      • Form driven mock-up flows are always attached to the ftosMockUp entity. In other respects, they behave like regular form driven flows.

      Convert a form driven mock-up flow into a regular form driven flow

      1. Create the corresponding business entity your flow will attach to. For details, see Evolutive Data Core.
      2. Open the form driven mock-up flow and, in the Data Model tab, click Link Data Model.
      3. Select the business entity you created at step 1.
      4. Click Apply.
      5. You now have a regular form driven flow. In the UI Designer, you can now replace the dummy fields with actual attributes from your business entity.