The BRYTER Automation Platform enables legal, compliance, and other teams to automate workflows and build applications. Learn here how to start!
BRYTER Academy
The best way to start building is with our BRYTER Academy. Sign up for free here to start with a basic course. To dive deeper into certain topics, join the free BRYTER Learning Program and also make sure you have an account for the BRYTER platform.
First Steps Interactive Demo
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BRYTER Product Hub
Explore the BRYTER Product Hub, your gateway to the future of our platform. Discover upcoming features, beta releases, and contribute your ideas for new functionalities. Your feedback helps shape our product roadmap, ensuring we deliver value that meets your needs. Stay informed and engaged with the latest developments in BRYTER's evolution.
Reading list (Basic)
Below, you will find some articles that we recommend you read in the suggested order if you are new to BRYTER.
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Introduction to BRYTER components
- Introduction to Applications: Get familiar with the basic entity in BRYTER.
- Introduction to Modules: Learn to ask questions to end users and implement logic.
- Introduction to Databases: Learn to store values to reuse them later on.
- Introduction to Data views: Learn to display values to your end users
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Introduction to Pages: Learn to create dynamic dashboards.
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Build modules
Familarize yourself with the elements needed to build a module:
- Introduction to Nodes: Get to know the basic elements to build a module.
- Introduction to Transitions & Conditions: Learn to equip your module with logic.
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Build Conditions with the Rule Builder: Build more complex logic.
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Working with nodes
Learn about the four node types:- Build Conditions with the Rule Builder: Build more complex logic.
- Value nodes: Set a value in the background (e.g., a certain version of a contract clause).
- Action nodes: Perform actions in the background (e.g., sending an email).
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Result nodes: End a module and close the end user session.
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Handling variables
Nodes create variables which you, among others, can reference and update: -
End user inputs and background tasks
The following nodes are particularly important to ask for end user input:
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Publishing and Themes
- Publish an Application: Learn to make an application available to your end users.
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Introduction to Themes: Ensure your application is brand compliant.
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Access Control
- Configure End User Access for Applications: Decide who is allowed to access a specific application, module, or data view.
Reading list (Advanced)
The articles below are sorted by topic. Pick the topics you are interested in and start reading up. Note that this list covers just a fraction of the Help Center articles, so it may help to follow links or use the search function to discover the exact feature you need.
Databases and Data Views
On the BRYTER platform, you can store and display values. And you can reuse them in other modules later on.
- Set Up a Database: Learn to create your first database, which can be either blank or derived from an uploaded Excel file.
- Write to a Database Action: Store data from a module into a database.
- Read From a Database Action: Display records from a database in a module or use them to build logic.
- Set Up a Data View: Create your first data view to display data from a database.
- Configure Which Records End Users See in a Data View: Decide what end users can see in a specific data view.
- Launch a Module at a Data View Record With an Action: This enables end users to start an action right in the data view, e.g., to edit a record or to approve / reject an application.
Automatic Document Generation
On the BRYTER platform, you can enable end users to automatically generate documents with their answers.
- Introduction to Automatic Document Generation: Learn the basics of automatic document generation.
- Create Templates for Automatic Document Generation: Learn how to build the template for automatic document generation in Microsoft Word.
- Generate Documents With Create Document Action Node: Automatically generate a document based on a template and end user answers in the background from within a module.
- Make Documents Available to End Users: Learn how to distribute the generated document.
- 📚 Implement Clauses via Text Block Updates: In this tutorial, you'll learn how to select a clause version based on end user answers.
Visualize Data in Dashboards
Learn how to visualize data and create dynamic dashboards:
- Introduction to Pages: Visualize data and create dynamic dashboards.
- Configure Page Tiles in the Page Editor: Design and arrange the layout and contents of your page
Collections
Learn how to work with multiple items.
- Introduction to Collections: Get familiar with the collection format.
- Read From a Database Action: Read multiple records: Jump back to this section to import a collection from a database (note that the database might get its values from an Excel sheet).
- Allow Multiple Responses To Create a Collection: Let your end user create collections by giving multiple answers to one question.
- Perform Collection Operation Action: Take the average, sum, or perform other operations on the collection’s values, or connect text values from the collection
- Batch Process Action: Advanced stuff – Let a module operate on the fields of a collection record. This enables use cases like creating an individual document for each employee in a collection.
Test & Debug
When modules get more complex, we have some tools to make your life easier!
- Find Common Errors With Quick Check: Ensure you do not fall into well-known traps.
- Validate Module Behavior With Inspect Mode: Build a test suite to ensure your module behaves as expected, especially as complexity grows.
Distribution
- Make an Application Available to Multiple Clients: Build an application once, but sell it to many customers.
Connect
- BRYTER can be integrated with other tools. Read more on the topic here. If you have some coding skills, the BRYTER Developer Hub might also interest you.