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Visual DevelopmentBuild powerful business apps for automation, decision-making, and customer service using an intuitive, visual drag-and-drop interface.
- Data model
Develop data models that support data types of any complexity and structure them in arrays, maps, JSON objects, or other custom data markups.
- Integrations
Utilize the built-in connector builder to seamlessly connect ProcessMIX applications to various databases, REST/SOAP web services, or even blockchain integration.
- Decision Tables
Create complex business logic and handle a large number of rules simultaneously in tabular format.
- Scorecards
Calculate final scores based on the input parameters of certain characteristics to improve your decision-making.
- PMML
Execute existing models based on Predictive Model Markup Language (PMML) to define statistical and data mining models.
- Version control
Facilitate app development with ProcessMIX version control for code change monitoring, history, reversion, and dev team collaboration.
- Debug and test
Streamline your development process by testing and debugging your app's flows while monitoring their performance at each execution breakpoint. Accelerate your development with easy access to application logs within Processmix, facilitating faster troubleshooting and enhancing your overall development efficiency.
- Deploy and use
Quickly deploy REST/SOAP/scheduled apps in the cloud with a single click using ProcessMIX. Benefit from Docker packaging, Kubernetes service, or AWS cloud support. Export projects as JAR/WAR or Java source code for flexibility in utilizing them according to your software development goals.
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Assignment of risk level and customer category within KYC processes at customer onboarding
Cross-Sell Offer Calculation for the 12M Client Base
Test Helper
The Test helper is the ProcessMIX tool designed to test whether a flow’s output is as expected. In other words, you can set the values of the flow’s input parameters and check the output.
How to use Test Helper?
The Test helper becomes available only after all errors are fixed, and your project is deployed. To start testing, click on the Test helper button.
The Test helper pop-up window will open, and all the flows of a deployed project will be displayed on the left.
Select the required flow, fill in the incoming data structure in the “Requests” section, then click on the RUN button. After clicking you will see the response body in the Response section and be able to make a decision on the correctness of your flow.
You can use the Download sample 
button to generate an example of a request that can be used to format or structure a request correctly. Adjust values if necessary.
The Download sample button is available only for complex REST flow structures containing elements of different types. For SOAP flow and Subflow, the button is always available.
When testing requests for all REST flow methods, the Headers are additionally specified. They contain information about the request, such as data format, language, content type, and other settings. The Headers generated automatically from requests cannot be modified.
For example:
- Content-Type: application/json. The application sends the request content as data in JSON format.
- Accept: application/json. The application is waiting for a response in JSON format.
You can add a new header to the existing ones by clicking the Add 
button. An additional line will appear in the headers where you specify its name and value.
You can edit and delete headers you have created using the context menu options.
To save the test for future reuse, click the SAVE button. In opened pop-up, enter a name and a desctiption of the test, and click on the CREATE button. A saved test will be displayed on the left side of the pop up in the “Save tests” tab.
The last 10 unsaved tests are displayed on the left side of the pop up in the “Last 10 not saved tests” tab.
As a part of test helper, there is an available option in the flow settings Initialize variables. If initialized variables are activated then output and local variables are initialized with default values according to the data types. Otherwise, the default value is NULL.
In case of any issues, use the debugging mode to check values in the specific nodes in the flow.