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Concepts

Start here to learn the ideas the rest of the documentation builds on. Floxar turns your team's processes into interactive, step-by-step workflows made of bits, flows, trails and references, and keeps a record of every run. These articles also show you the main areas of the app, and how organizations, groups and roles shape what you can see and do.

What is Floxar? Bits, flows, trails, and references​

Floxar is a platform for turning your team's processes into interactive, step-by-step workflows. Instead of writing a procedure into a static document that people read once and set aside, you build it as a guided experience: a person follows the process one step at a time, records their answers and decisions as they go, and Floxar keeps a complete record of every run. Four concepts make this work: bits, flows, trails, and references.

When you sign in to Floxar, you land on the Home page, and a navigation bar stays with you throughout the app. This article walks through the main areas and what each one is for, so you know where to go for any given task.

Organizations, groups, and scopes: how a Floxar account is organized​

Every Floxar customer has an account — the top-level home for all of a company's people, content, and activity. Inside an account, people and content are organized using organizations and groups, known collectively as scopes. Understanding this structure explains what you can see and do in Floxar, and where the content you create ends up.