Terms

In this part of the docs we are explaining some basic application terms and definition. These things are important when you're using originzero:

Workspace:

Workspaces are the largest units within the application. An admin user creates a workspace, and all projects, flows, and teams exist within that workspace. Multiple workspaces can be created if needed. Each workspace has its own projects, flows, user teams, and permission structures. Workspaces can be thought of like companies.

Project:

Projects are contained within workspaces. Each flow belongs to a project. A workspace can have multiple projects, and each project can have several flows. Projects represent the initiatives or tasks that companies or organizations work on.

Team:

Each workspace can have multiple users with different roles and permissions. The root admin of the workspace assigns these roles and permissions. New users can be added and given specific permissions. These users can be grouped into teams, such as Sales Team, Developer Team, or Operations Team. Team members with the right permissions can collaborate on flows simultaneously.

Flow:

Flows are where workflows and low-code development happen. All node-based development takes place in this environment. Flows are organized under a specific project within a workspace, but their location can be changed if necessary. Flows are the technical development spaces where companies work on their projects.

• Node: Nodes are functional units, similar to functions in traditional programming. From a set of available nodes in the panel, you select the one that fits your needs and drag it into the editor. After configuring the internal settings of the nodes, they are connected to each other according to your logical flow.

• Edge: Edges are the connectors between nodes.

• Handle: The ends of the node that are connected. The input and output points. All edges are connected to handles.