This guide will walk you through all of Emakin’s features designed for end-users, the people that rely on Emakin every day to accomplish their business activities. You will learn what makes Emakin a pleasant, unique, integrated, dynamic, and easy-to-use work environment.
We will use a simple, but realistic scenario that depicts a fictional enterprise, a couple business processes, and a few common user roles. You will witness as these characters collaborate and perform their tasks using Emakin. Terms and concepts will be introduced gradually as we progress.
It’s important to remember that Emakin is a flexible and highly configurable platform. Assume that every aspect of Emakin is configurable in some way. We will show you just one possible configuration. Please discuss with your Emakin administrator whenever you believe some change would be beneficial to your productivity or business improvement and success.
Languages
Emakin supports full interface localisation, including proper handling of right-to-left (RTL) languages.
The Emakin system provides a handful of languages out of the box, namely:
English (United Kingdom)
English (United States)
Hebrew (Israel)
Spanish (Argentina)
Turkish (Türkiye)
Business processes and related user interfaces, custom designed for an enterprise, can be displayed in any language. Emakin includes a semi-automated and AI-powered translation system.
Web browsers
Emakin user interface is intuitive and web-based, supported in a diverse combination of modern web browsers, major operating systems, and devices, summarized in the below table. Consequently, it doesn’t require the installation of browser plug-ins, nor additional software or device configuration, being readily available anywhere.
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