Administration
- Application Setup
  - Application Setup Help
  - Access Profiles
    How determine to the components that users can access and the types of functions that users can perform.
  - Set up accruals
    Accruals are adjustments for revenues that have been earned but are not yet recorded in the accounts, and expenses that have been incurred but are not yet recorded in the accounts.
  - Activities Setup
  - Attendance configuration sequence
  - Configure Attestation
  - Brazil Device Setup
  - Business Processes Setup
  - Business Structure
  - Calendar Views Setup
  - Common Setup
  - Display preferences
    Display preferences define the information that users see, such as custom URLs and the display format of schedules, labor categories, and timecards.
  - How to Configure Employee Self-Service
  - Employment terms
  - Events and Notifications Configuration Steps
  - Forecaster Setup
  - Integrations Setup
  - Leave
  - Pay Policies
    Pay policies are sets of rules that govern how employee hours are interpreted, including rounding of punches, overtime accrual, and holiday credit earnings, as well as the processing of time and attendance information through components like pay codes and work rules.
  - Scheduler Configuration
  - Staffing
  - Statutory reporting
  - System configuration
- Data Import Tool
- Universal Device Manager
- Setup Data Manager
  Setup Data Manager (SDM) uses the system's REST APIs to copy setup data.
- Administer Business Processes
- Mobile App
  A mobile app is available on the iOS App Store for Apple devices and on the Google Play Store for Android devices.
- Communications
- Extensions

Revert to previous versions

Activiti stores all previously saved versions of Business Process Models. This topic describes how to show previous versions and restore a model from a previous version.

Click Main Menu > Administration > Application Setup > Business Process Setup > Process Models.
Select the model. Click Edit .
Select History.
Select the version.
Select Use as a New Version.

Note: Each time you edit a Business Process Model, you create a new version of it. You do not overwrite the original Process Model.
1. Enter a Comment.
2. Select Use as a New Version.
Edit or deploy this version of the Process Model.