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Design and customize forms to collect essential information.  

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Easily submit digital forms to streamline your workflow.

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The screenshot displays the User Management interface of the Mirata platform. It features a table listing users with columns for Last Name, First Name, Nickname, Email, Provider, Last Modified, and Last Updated By. The table allows administrators to view and manage user details. At the top, there is a search bar labeled 'Search Users' for finding specific users. To the right of the search bar, there is a '+ ADD USER' button for adding new users. The left sidebar contains navigation icons for different sections of the platform, such as dashboards and security settings. The top navigation bar includes links to Security, Admin, Forms Catalog, and a user profile menu labeled 'Chloe Padula'.

Manage Security

The screenshot displays the login page for the Mirata Forms Inbox. At the center, there is the Mirata logo followed by the text 'Mirata Forms Inbox'. Below the logo, there is a prominent blue button labeled 'SIGN IN TO GOOGLE' for users to log in using their Google account. Underneath this button, there is a smaller text link 'Sign in another way' offering alternative login options. The page has a clean and minimalistic design with a white background.

Logging in with Company ID (SSO)

This screenshot shows an email from Mirata Customer Care with the subject 'Verify your Account'. The email is addressed to a user and contains a welcome message to Mirata. It instructs the user to verify their account using the provided email and temporary password. The email address is displayed as 'eric@miratasoft.com' and the temporary password is 'AwB6mRA3'. The email advises that after logging in, the user will be prompted to set a new password. There is a 'HELP CENTER' button located below the instructions, which users can click for additional assistance. The email concludes with a message from 'The Mirata Team'.

Logging in through Mirata Native Log-in (Not SSO)

Quick Start

The screenshot displays the Mirata Designer interface, part of the Mirata digital work execution solution. On the left, a large blue panel labeled 'Mirata Designer' is visible. To the right, there is a section titled 'Open Recent' showing thumbnails of recently accessed forms with names and modification dates, such as '00111Terri' and 'SSAM Inspection Form'. Below, there are three tabs: 'Forms', 'Templates', and 'Dashboards', with 'Forms' currently selected. A table lists forms with columns for 'Name', 'Modified', 'Updated by', and 'Version'. A search bar labeled 'Search designer' is located at the top right of the table, next to a green 'Create' button with a dropdown arrow. The user profile is accessible at the top right corner, displaying the name 'Samantha Flaim'.

Create Forms

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Designer Overview

Submit Form

Using the Designer Preview

Quick Edit

{UI screenshot display: The Component Selector displays a list of available input components for building digital forms. The 'Text Input' component, a standard single-line entry box for string data, is currently highlighted.; UI elements: The UI displays a 'Component Selector' with a search bar. Below the search bar, there are options to 'Expand All' and 'Grouping Options'. The main section lists 'Individual Items' including 'Text Input', 'Multi-Line Text Input', 'Formatted Text', 'Integer Input', 'Decimal Input', 'Numeric Slider', 'Date/Time', 'Date', and 'Time'. The 'Text Input' component is highlighted, indicating it is currently selected or active.}

Design Digital Forms

Getting Started

The screenshot displays a section of the Mirata platform focused on styling a button within a form. At the top left, there is a label 'Section Verification DEMO (Adam)' indicating the current section or project. On the top right, the version number 'version 11' is displayed. Below the label, there is a blue button labeled 'button-1' located towards the left side of the screen. This button is likely the subject of styling or customization within the form feature of the platform.

Styling a Button

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Parent vs Child Style Properties

Adjust Field Height

Changing a Text Field To a Drop Down

Styling & Field Configuration

The screenshot displays the 'Submission Management' page within the Mirata platform, specifically focusing on the 'Forms' feature. At the top, there is a navigation bar with options for 'Security', 'Admin', and 'Forms Catalog', along with a user profile icon on the right. The main section is titled 'Submission Management' and includes a 'Search Submissions' area with instructions on using the Query Editor to retrieve submissions. Below, there is a 'Search Parameters' section with a 'Where' button for setting query parameters. To the right of this button are 'Search' and 'Clear Results' buttons for executing or clearing the search, respectively. The left sidebar contains icons for different functionalities, with the 'Submission Management' icon highlighted. The page indicates that no query parameters are currently set.

Submission Management

The screenshot displays the Mirata platform's interface for managing digital forms. On the left, there is a sidebar with a '+ Create Form' button at the top, followed by options to refresh forms and display settings. Below, filters can be applied to forms based on the last update date, definition, form type, status, assigned users, and submitted by. The main section shows a form titled 'Basic Form Training (Checklist)' with a status of 'started'. The form details include 'My First Mirata Checklist' with fields for 'Check 1 Name', 'Date/Time of Check 1 Start', 'Inspection Notes', and 'Division Name'. At the top right, there are buttons for 'Save', 'Delete', and 'Print or Download'. A confirmation dialog is visible, asking if the user wants to delete the submission, with 'Cancel' and 'OK' options. The bottom right corner has a 'Start Check 1' button.

Delete Submissions

The screenshot displays a section of the Mirata platform's user interface for managing a 'Work Order Form'. It includes three buttons: 'Save', 'Delete', and 'Print Or Download'. The 'Save' button, located on the left, allows users to save changes made to the form. The 'Delete' button, in the center, provides an option to delete the form, though the context suggests this feature might be disabled. The 'Print Or Download' button, on the right, enables users to print the form or download it as a PDF. These buttons are designed to facilitate form management within the platform.

Disable Form Deletion from the Inbox

The screenshot displays the Mirata platform's interface for managing digital forms. On the left side, there is a panel with a '+ Create Form' button at the top, allowing users to initiate the creation of a new form. Below it, a 'Refresh Forms' button is available to update the list of forms. The 'Display' section offers two icons for toggling between different view modes. The 'Filters' section allows users to apply filters to the form list, with options to filter by 'Date by Last Update' using a date picker, and predefined time ranges such as 'Last 7 days', 'Last 30 days', 'Last 90 days', 'Current month', and 'Last month'. There is also a 'Definition' filter with a checkbox labeled '123ttt'. The central area lists forms with their names and creation dates, such as 'Sf Test 3' and '1allImages For MDK'. On the right side, the selected form 'sf test 3' is displayed with options to 'Save', 'Delete', and 'Print Or Download' at the top. The form includes a 'checkbox-1' and a 'list-3' section with an 'Add Row' button. Each list item has a 'Name' field and a 'checkbox-2', with edit and delete icons for managing the items.

How to Customize Inbox Queue View (using List Entry)

The screenshot displays the 'Form Details' section of the Mirata platform, which is part of the digital work execution solution. This section allows users to define various transition names for a form, including Delete Transition Name, Refresh Transition Name, Pre-Print Transition Name, Post-Print Transition Name, Create Associated Form Transition, Complete Associated Form Transition, and Open Associated Form Transition. Each field is a text input box where users can enter specific transition names. Below the transition fields, there is a 'Search Fields' section where users can manage search fields for the form. It includes an 'Add Field' option, indicated by a plus icon, allowing users to add new search fields. The existing search field is labeled 'status,' with an editable text box displaying the label 'status.' To the right of the 'status' field, there are two icons: a pencil icon for editing and a trash can icon for deleting the field.

Search Fields (Header Fields)

The screenshot displays a form titled 'Sign-Off Section DEMO (Adam)' with version 16 indicated at the top right. The form is divided into two main sections. The first section, labeled 'NFL Fan Detail' in a blue header, contains three fields: a dropdown menu for selecting 'Who is your favorite NFL Team?', a slider for 'How long have you been watching your team?', and a text input for 'Who is your favorite player?'. The second section, labeled 'Sign Off' in a red header, includes a 'Please Sign' button on the left, and text input fields for 'Signor' and 'Date' on the right.

How to Configure a Sign-Off Section

Submission, Inbox & Approvals

The screenshot displays the Calc Editor within the Mirata platform, specifically showing a form titled 'Calc Editor Demo Form'. The form is divided into sections: 'Work Assignment', 'Line Item Calculation', 'Item List', and 'Identity & Date'. In 'Work Assignment', there is a dropdown labeled 'Worked Alone?' and a text field for 'Buddy Name'. The 'Line Item Calculation' section includes fields for 'Quantity', 'Unit Cost', and 'Tax Percent', with a calculated 'Line Total'. The 'Item List' section features an 'Add Row' button for adding items, and a checkbox labeled 'All Items Done (calculated)'. The 'Identity & Date' section has fields for 'Inspector' and 'Report Date'. On the right, the 'Conditions' panel allows setting conditions for form fields, with options like 'Initial', 'Enabled', 'Readonly', 'Update', and reset conditions. The top navigation includes buttons for saving, undoing, redoing, and other actions. The bottom bar shows options for base selection, zoom level, and toggling visibility of hidden elements and outlines.

Understanding the Calc Editor

Reference

How To

Logic, Validation & Cross-Form

Calc Editor

The screenshot displays the 'Configure New Field' interface within the Mirata platform, specifically for managing forms. At the top, there is a section labeled 'Configure New Field' with options to select the type as either 'Field' or 'Template', with 'Field' currently selected. Below this, there is a dropdown menu set to 'array', indicating the data type for the new field. To the right of the dropdown is a plus icon, likely for adding a new field. The main section shows a hierarchical list of form elements under a collapsible 'Form' section, which includes items like 'status', 'status-timestamp', 'form-name', 'workAssignment', 'lineItemCalc', 'itemListGroup', and 'itemList'. Each item has an associated icon indicating its type, such as text or date. The 'itemList' is expanded to show a nested 'ItemRow'. Numbers next to some items indicate their initial values or counts.

Arrays, lists and Data Tables

Forms

The screenshot displays the 'Component Selector' interface within the Mirata platform, designed for selecting and managing digital form components. At the top, there is a search bar labeled 'Search components' for finding specific components. Below it, the 'Expand All' option allows users to expand all component categories. The 'Grouping Options' section is visible, listing different types of components: 'Section' for grouping elements, 'Expandable Section' for collapsible elements, 'Tabs Container' for organizing multiple tabs, and 'Tab' for sections displayed within a tabs container. Each component type is accompanied by a brief description and a 'Group' label. The interface includes a vertical navigation bar on the left with icons for different functionalities.

Section

The screenshot displays an expandable section within the Mirata platform, labeled 'Panel Label'. This section is part of the Grouping Options or Component Reference Section feature. It is bordered by a dashed blue line, indicating it is interactive. On the right side of the panel, there is a downward-facing arrow icon, which suggests that the section can be expanded to reveal more content. This component is used to organize and manage digital forms, applications, or workflows, allowing users to streamline operations and access additional options or information.

Expandable Section

The screenshot displays a section of the Mirata platform featuring a Tabs Container. At the top, there is a label titled 'Tabs Container Label'. Below the label, there are two tabs labeled 'tab-1' and 'tab-2'. 'tab-1' is currently selected, indicated by a red underline, while 'tab-2' is not selected. The tabs are used for navigating between different sections or components within the application, allowing users to switch views or access different functionalities without leaving the current page.

Tabs Container

The screenshot displays a section of the Mirata platform featuring a tabbed interface labeled 'Tabs Container Label'. It includes three tabs labeled 'Tab 1', 'Tab 2', and 'Tab 3', which are horizontally aligned at the top. Below the tabs, there are three fields: a 'Text Field' labeled in pink with the value 'data', an 'Integer Field' labeled in pink with the value '4', and a 'Date' field labeled in pink displaying '08/21/2026 02:20 pm'. These fields are used for input and display of different data types, allowing users to interact with and manage data within the application.

Grouping Options

The screenshot displays the 'Component Selector' section of the Mirata platform, which allows users to search and select components for designing digital forms and workflows. At the top, there is a search bar labeled 'Search components' for finding specific components. Below it, the 'Expand All' option is available to view all components at once. The 'Grouping Options' section can be expanded or collapsed using a dropdown arrow. Under 'Individual Items,' various input components are listed: 'Text Input' for single-line text entry, 'Multi-Line Text Input' for multi-line text entry, 'Formatted Text' for text with formatting options, 'Integer Input' for numeric input without decimals, 'Decimal Input' for numeric input with decimals, 'Numeric Slider' for selecting a value within a range, 'Date/Time' for entering both date and time, 'Date' for date-only input, and 'Time' for time-only input. Each component is accompanied by a brief description of its function.

Text Input

The screenshot displays the 'Component Selector' panel within the Mirata platform, designed for selecting various input components for digital forms and workflows. At the top, there is a search bar labeled 'Search components' for finding specific components. Below it, an 'Expand All' button is available for expanding all component categories. The panel is divided into sections, with 'Grouping Options' and 'Individual Items' being visible. Under 'Individual Items', several input components are listed: 'Text Input' for single-line text, 'Multi-Line Text Input' for multi-line text, 'Formatted Text' for text with formatting options, 'Integer Input' for numeric input without decimals, 'Decimal Input' for numeric input with decimals, 'Numeric Slider' for selecting a value along a numeric range, 'Date/Time' for date and time input, 'Date' for date-only input, and 'Time' for time-only input. Each component is accompanied by a brief description of its function.

Multi-Line Text Input

The screenshot displays the 'Component Selector' interface within the Mirata platform, designed for selecting and managing form components. At the top, there is a search bar labeled 'Search components' for finding specific components. Below it, an 'Expand All' button is available for expanding all component categories. The 'Grouping Options' section is collapsed, indicated by a downward arrow. The 'Individual Items' section is expanded, showcasing various input components: 'Text Input' for single-line text, 'Multi-Line Text Input' for multi-line text, 'Formatted Text' for text with formatting options, 'Integer Input' for numeric input without decimals, 'Decimal Input' for numeric input with decimals, 'Numeric Slider' for selecting a value within a range, 'Date/Time' for date and time input, 'Date' for date-only input, and 'Time' for time-only input. Each component is accompanied by a brief description of its function.

Formatted Text

The screenshot displays the 'Component Selector' panel within the Mirata platform, designed for selecting and managing digital form components. At the top, there is a search bar labeled 'Search components' for finding specific components. Below it, the 'Expand All' option allows users to view all component categories. The 'Grouping Options' section is collapsed, while the 'Individual Items' section is expanded, showcasing various input components. These include 'Text Input' for single-line text, 'Multi-Line Text Input' for multi-line text, 'Formatted Text' for text with formatting, 'Integer Input' for numeric input without decimals, 'Decimal Input' for numeric input with decimals, 'Numeric Slider' for selecting a value along a range, 'Date/Time' for date and time input, 'Date' for date-only input, 'Time' for time-only input, and 'Duration' for inputting time durations. Each component is accompanied by a brief description of its function.

Integer Input

The screenshot displays the 'Component Selector' panel within the Mirata platform, designed for selecting and managing digital form components. At the top, there is a search bar labeled 'Search components' for finding specific components. Below it, the 'Expand All' option allows users to view all available components. The 'Grouping Options' section can be expanded or collapsed using a dropdown arrow. The 'Individual Items' section is expanded, showcasing various input components: 'Text Input' for single-line text, 'Multi-Line Text Input' for multi-line text, 'Formatted Text' for text with formatting options, 'Integer Input' for numeric input without decimals, 'Decimal Input' for numeric input with decimals, 'Numeric Slider' for selecting a value along a numeric range, 'Date/Time' for date and time input, 'Date' for date-only input, and 'Time' for time-only input. Each component is accompanied by a brief description of its function.

Decimal Input

The screenshot displays the 'Component Selector' section of the Mirata platform, which allows users to search and select various components for designing digital forms and workflows. At the top, there is a search bar labeled 'Search components' for finding specific components. Below it, there is an 'Expand All' button for expanding all component categories. The 'Grouping Options' section is collapsed, while the 'Individual Items' section is expanded, showing a list of available input components. These include 'Text Input' for single-line text, 'Multi-Line Text Input' for multi-line text, 'Formatted Text' for text with formatting options, 'Integer Input' for numeric input without decimals, 'Decimal Input' for numeric input with decimals, 'Numeric Slider' for selecting a value by dragging along a numeric range, 'Date/Time' for date and time input, 'Date' for date input only, and 'Time' for time input only. Each component is accompanied by a brief description of its function.

Numeric Slider

The screenshot displays the 'Component Selector' panel in the Mirata platform, designed for selecting and managing digital form components. At the top, there is a search bar labeled 'Search components' for finding specific components. Below it, the 'Expand All' option allows users to view all available components. The panel is divided into sections, with 'Grouping Options' and 'Individual Items' being collapsible sections. The 'Individual Items' section is expanded, showing various input components: 'Text Input' for single-line text, 'Multi-Line Text Input' for multi-line text, 'Formatted Text' for text with formatting, 'Integer Input' for numeric input without decimals, 'Decimal Input' for numeric input with decimals, 'Numeric Slider' for selecting a value along a numeric range, 'Date/Time' for date and time input, 'Date' for date-only input, and 'Time' for time-only input. Each component is accompanied by a brief description of its function.

Date/Time

The screenshot displays the 'Component Selector' panel within the Mirata platform, designed for selecting and managing digital form components. At the top, there is a search bar labeled 'Search components' for finding specific components. Below it, the 'Expand All' option allows users to view all available components. The panel is divided into sections, with 'Grouping Options' and 'Individual Items' being the main categories. The 'Individual Items' section is expanded, showcasing various input components: 'Text Input' for single-line text, 'Multi-Line Text Input' for multi-line text, 'Formatted Text' for text with formatting options, 'Integer Input' for numeric input without decimals, 'Decimal Input' for numeric input with decimals, 'Numeric Slider' for selecting a value along a numeric range, 'Date/Time' for inputting both date and time, 'Date' for date-only input, and 'Time' for time-only input. Each component is accompanied by a brief description of its function.

Date

The screenshot displays the 'Component Selector' panel within the Mirata platform, designed for selecting and managing digital form components. At the top, there is a search bar labeled 'Search components' for finding specific components. Below it, the 'Expand All' option allows users to view all available components. The panel is divided into sections, with 'Grouping Options' and 'Individual Items' being collapsible sections. The 'Individual Items' section is expanded, showing various input components: 'Text Input' for single-line text, 'Multi-Line Text Input' for multi-line text, 'Formatted Text' for text with formatting, 'Integer Input' for numeric input without decimals, 'Decimal Input' for numeric input with decimals, 'Numeric Slider' for selecting a value along a numeric range, 'Date/Time' for date and time input, 'Date' for date input only, and 'Time' for time input only. Each component is accompanied by a brief description of its function.

Time

The screenshot displays the 'Component Selector' panel within the Mirata platform, designed for selecting and managing digital form components. At the top, there is a search bar labeled 'Search components' for finding specific components. Below it, a button labeled 'Expand All' allows users to expand all component categories. The 'Individual Items' section is expanded, showing a list of available input components. These include 'Text Input' for single-line text, 'Multi-Line Text Input' for multi-line text, 'Formatted Text' for text with formatting options, 'Integer Input' for numeric input without decimals, 'Decimal Input' for numeric input with decimals, 'Numeric Slider' for selecting a value along a numeric range, 'Date/Time' for date and time input, 'Date' for date-only input, 'Time' for time-only input, and 'Duration' for inputting a length of time. Each component is accompanied by a brief description of its function.

Duration

Location (Lat/Long)

The screenshot displays the 'Component Selector' section of the Mirata platform, which is used for designing digital forms and workflows. At the top, there is a search bar labeled 'Search components' for finding specific components. Below it, a button labeled 'Expand All' allows users to view all available components. The components listed include 'Multi-Line Text Input' for standard multi-line text entry, 'Formatted Text' for text with formatting options, 'Integer Input' for numeric input without decimals, 'Decimal Input' for numeric input with decimals, 'Numeric Slider' for selecting a value along a numeric range, 'Date/Time' for date and time input, 'Date' for date-only input, 'Time' for time-only input, 'Duration' for inputting a length of time, 'Location (Lat/Long)' for latitude and longitude input, and 'Horizontal Space' for adding empty space to aid form layout. Each component is accompanied by a brief description of its function.

Horizontal Space

Individual Items

The screenshot displays the 'Selectors' section of the Mirata platform, which is part of the Component Reference section. This section provides various selector options for designing digital forms and workflows. It includes a 'Single Checkbox' for selecting a true or false value, a 'Switch' for toggling between true or false, 'Radio Buttons' for single selection from two options, a 'Checkbox Group' for single selection from multiple options, a 'Button Group' for single selection from multiple options, a 'Dropdown' for single selection from multiple options, and 'Dropdown From List' for displaying dropdown choices from a list. Each selector is accompanied by a description of its data type, such as Boolean or String, and its selection capability. The section is accessible via a collapsible menu indicated by an arrow icon at the top right.

Single Checkbox

The screenshot displays a section of the Mirata platform's form feature, specifically focusing on dropdown lists that reference form lists. At the top, there is a label 'list-1' with a button labeled 'Add Row' to the left, allowing users to add new entries. Below, there is a list item labeled 'list-item-1' containing two input fields labeled 'Serial Number' and 'Equipment ID' for entering relevant data. To the right of these fields, there are two icons: a pencil icon for editing the entry and a trash can icon for deleting it. The interface is designed to facilitate easy data entry and management within digital forms.

Dropdown from List

Dropdown

Selectors

Associated Form List

List

The screenshot displays the 'Component Selector' panel within the Mirata platform, designed for selecting and managing components in digital forms and workflows. At the top, there is a search bar labeled 'Search components' for finding specific components. Below, there are expandable sections: 'Grouping Options', 'Individual Items', 'Selectors', and 'Data Groupings'. The 'Data Groupings' section is expanded, showing options such as 'Associated Form List', 'List', 'Grid', 'Read-Only Grid', and 'Table'. Each option includes a brief description of its function, such as displaying data in various formats. The panel includes icons for navigation on the left side, with the current section highlighted.

Grid

Component Selector panel with the Data Groupings category expanded, listing Associated Form List, List, Grid, Read-Only Grid, and Table.

Read-only Grid

Table

Data Groupings

Image

Sketch

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Image Grid

Images & Media

The screenshot displays a section titled 'Actions' within the Mirata platform, focusing on action buttons related to forms. It includes three distinct buttons: 'Workflow Transition Button' with a play icon, which allows users to trigger a workflow transition; 'Launch URL Button' with a link icon, which enables users to open a specified URL; and 'Search Button' with a magnifying glass icon, which lets users run a query to search for data. Each button is accompanied by a brief description in blue text, indicating its function. The section is designed to facilitate user interaction with workflows, URLs, and data searches.

Action Buttons

The screenshot displays the Mirata platform's interface for designing digital forms, specifically focusing on the 'Inspection Form'. The top navigation bar includes tabs for Form, Workflow, Template, and Dashboard, with the current selection on 'Form'. A toolbar below provides options for undo, redo, save, and download, along with a breadcrumb indicating 'Inspection Form'. The left panel, labeled 'Component Selector', allows users to search for components and includes sections for Grouping Options, Individual Items, Selectors, Data Groupings, Images & Media, Graphs & Charts, and Actions. The 'Workflow Transition Button' is highlighted under Actions, indicating its function to trigger a workflow transition. The main workspace is a blank canvas labeled 'Inspection Form'. On the right, the 'Control Properties' panel displays settings for a 'Section' type, with options for print and style configurations such as expanding sections, displaying tabs, and enabling backgrounds and borders. The bottom bar provides view options like zoom and visibility toggles.

Workflow Transition Button

The screenshot displays the Mirata platform's interface for designing digital forms, specifically focusing on the 'Inspection Form'. The interface is divided into three main sections. On the left, the 'Component Selector' panel allows users to search for components and includes options such as 'Grouping Options', 'Individual Items', 'Selectors', 'Data Groupings', 'Images & Media', 'Graphs & Charts', and 'Actions'. Under 'Actions', there is a 'Launch URL Button' which is used to open a URL. The central area is the workspace where the 'Inspection Form' is being edited. On the right, the 'Control Properties' panel shows properties for a selected 'Section', including type, print options, and style options. Users can toggle options like 'expand all sections', 'display all tabs', and 'include images'. The top navigation bar includes options for form, workflow, template, and dashboard, along with icons for saving, downloading, and other actions. The user profile is visible at the top right.

Launch URL Button

The screenshot displays a 'DEMO Table' interface within the Mirata platform, showing a table with a record count of 10. The table includes columns labeled 'Record Key', 'StudentID', 'Name', and 'Score'. Each row contains corresponding data for different students. Above the table, there is a toolbar with several action icons: a plus icon for adding new records, a pencil icon for editing, an up-down arrow icon for sorting, a download icon for exporting data, and a refresh icon for reloading the table. These icons are located at the top of the table, providing quick access to common actions.

Search Button

Actions

Component Reference Section

The screenshot displays a workflow diagram in the Mirata platform, illustrating the process of connecting an integration action to the workflow. The flow begins with a 'create' step, followed by a 'created' status. It then moves to 'Move to Section 1', indicating 'section 1 in progress'. The final step is 'Complete', which transitions to a 'completed' status. Each step is represented by a blue box with a descriptive label, connected by arrows indicating the flow direction. The diagram is centrally located with a smaller version on the left side for quick reference.

Connecting Integration Actions to Workflow

The screenshot displays the 'Form Updates' section of the Mirata platform, which is part of the Workflows feature. At the top, there are navigation tabs labeled 'Form Updates (1)', 'Integration Actions', 'Create Form', and 'Update Other Form'. The 'Form Updates' tab is currently active. Below the tabs, there is a table with columns labeled 'Set / Array', 'From / Value', and 'Type'. The table contains one row with the values 'status' under both 'Set / Array' and 'From / Value', and 'field' under 'Type'. To the left of the row, there are icons for editing and deleting, represented by a pencil and a trash can respectively. A plus icon is located above the table, indicating the option to add a new entry.

Form Updates

The screenshot displays a vertical navigation bar from the Mirata platform, designed for managing workflows. The icons represent different functionalities: a menu icon at the top for accessing various sections, a dashboard icon for viewing analytics, a list icon for managing tasks or forms, a workflow icon for creating or editing workflows, a grid icon for accessing different modules, a clock icon for scheduling or viewing timelines, a search icon for finding specific items, and a stack icon for managing multiple layers or documents. These icons are arranged vertically on a blue background, providing quick access to key features of the platform.

Email Automation

Form Assignments

The screenshot displays the Mirata platform interface focused on managing workflows. The main section shows a dialog box with the message 'complete' and asks 'Are you sure you want to complete?' with two options: 'Cancel' and 'OK' at the bottom. The background shows a form titled 'Test Form 1 Adam' with options to 'Save', 'Delete', and 'Print or Download' located at the top right. Below these options, there is a question 'Was the weather nice today?' with radio buttons for 'True' and 'False'. The left sidebar includes a 'Create Form' button, a 'Refresh Forms' button, and filter options for displaying forms by date, definition, form type, status, assigned users, and submitted by. The top navigation bar includes links to 'Inbox' and 'Analytics'.

Using Dialogs

The screenshot displays the workflow design interface of the Mirata platform, specifically focusing on the 'Send Email' transaction. On the left, a panel titled 'Transactions' lists the 'Send Email' transaction with options like 'Show Button' and 'Dialog', and statuses 'created' and 'section 2 in progress'. The central area shows a flowchart with steps: 'create', 'created', 'Go to section 2', and 'section 2 in progress'. On the right, the 'Send Email Transaction' properties are shown, including the ability to edit statuses, and various settings under 'Properties' such as 'Name', 'Hide While', 'Transition', and 'Conditions'. The 'DELETE TRANSACTION' button is prominently located at the top right, next to a '+ NEW' button. Navigation and user options are available at the top, with zoom controls at the bottom right of the flowchart.

Delete a Transition/Transaction

The screenshot displays the Workflow Editor in the Mirata platform, focusing on the daisy chaining feature. On the left side, there is a 'Transactions' panel listing two items, 'T1' and 'T2', each with options to 'Show Button' and 'Dialog'. The central area shows a workflow diagram with a 'create' node connected to a 'created' status. On the right, there is a panel with a '+ CREATE' button at the top for adding new transitions or transactions, followed by a 'Status List' showing 'created', and a section titled 'How It Works'. Navigation options are available at the top, including 'Form', 'Workflow', 'Template', and 'Dashboard'. At the bottom right, there are buttons for undo, zoom out, and zoom in.

Workflow Editor — Daisy Chaining

Workflows

Retrieve iOS Mobile Application Logs

The screenshot displays the 'Error Log' page within the Mirata platform, specifically under the 'Security' feature. At the top, there is a navigation bar with options for Security, Admin, and Forms Catalog, along with the user's name, Adam Seidenfrau, on the right. Below, the 'Log Info' section includes a 'Search Logs' panel where users can filter logs by 'Event Start Time' and 'Event End Time' using date and time selectors, 'User' with a dropdown showing 'Adam Seidenfrau', 'Source' with a dropdown defaulting to 'Any', 'HTTP Status Code' with a dropdown for selecting status codes, and 'Event Type' set to 'Error'. The 'SEARCH' and 'RESET' buttons are located on the right side of the panel. Below the search panel, the 'Records' section lists log entries with columns for 'Event Time', 'User', 'Message', 'Status Code', 'Provider', 'Event Type', and 'Id'. The entries show repeated error messages related to form loading failures, all associated with the user Adam Seidenfrau, and are timestamped on 5/19/2025. The 'Auto Update' toggle is available on the right side of the records section.

Error Logs

The screenshot displays the 'Organization' settings page within the Mirata platform, focusing on security features. The page is divided into sections: 'Info' and 'Summary'. In the 'Info' section, users can input or select details such as 'Organization Name', 'Contact Name', 'Organization Timezone', 'Contact Email Address', 'Error Notification Group', 'Wait for Integration Action Responses', and 'Error Notification Action'. Each field has a dropdown or text input for user interaction. The 'Save' button is located at the top right of this section. The 'Summary' section provides an overview of 'Total Users', 'Total Groups', and 'Total Roles', with respective counts displayed. Below, the 'Administrators' section allows for the addition of administrators with a '+' button. The page also includes a navigation sidebar on the left with icons for different sections, and a top navigation bar with options for 'Security', 'Admin', 'Forms Catalog', and user profile access.

Establishing Your Timezone

The screenshot displays the top navigation bar of the Mirata platform. On the left, the Mirata logo is visible. Next to the logo is a search bar labeled 'Search admin tool' with a circular information icon to its right. On the right side of the navigation bar, there are three clickable options: 'Security', 'Admin', and 'Forms Catalog', with 'Forms Catalog' being a hyperlink. At the far right, there is a grid icon, likely representing additional menu options or settings.

Promoting Forms Between Environments

Security

Fundamentals & Query Tools

Scheduled Jobs & Error Handling

Data Table Operations

Dashboards & Access

Arrays, Lists and Data Tables

Data Management

Integration Action Fundamentals

SSAM & MDK

External Connections

DeepLink

Integrations

Platform Operations & Admin

The screenshot displays an invitation to access Mirata's Customer Self Service Portal. At the top, there is a message stating 'You are invited to access Mirata's Customer Self Service Portal' with a hyperlink on 'Customer Self Service Portal' for direct access. Below the message, it explains that by accessing the portal, users can track requests online, access the knowledge base, and join community forums. At the bottom, there is a prominent green button labeled 'ACCEPT THE INVITATION' for users to click and accept the invitation to the portal.