Compose
Superpersonalised screen design.
Compose allows Alfa Systems users to create any number of highly personalised enquiry screens, featuring nothing but the information that’s essential to the task at hand.
This dramatically improves flow and reduces time, click count and cognitive load - at all points in a workflow, throughout the contract lifecycle and beyond.
Compose in action
The self-designed, drag-and-drop, no-code catalyst for greater efficiency in your operation.
Compose gives customers complete flexibility and control over their own user interface.
Consider a scenario where a customer service user, responsible for contract administration cases, is presented with a personalised screen showing only the customer details, account balance and other critical information required to handle that particular case type. In the same workflow, the approver interacts only with the information they deem most important - in a layout relevant to them, and complemented by pertinent actioning wizards.
Later in the day, when managing an arrears enquiry case, the case manager transitions seamlessly to a screen bearing the arrears and tracking information that is essential for that specific process.
Compose gives you screens that are adaptable not just by case type; they can also be customised based on the action required, and the user group.
Using a no-code, drag-and-drop interface, configuration users and team leads create their own screens in minutes, adding desired components and tables, and make them available to their users in real time. No redeployment. No restart.
To create the optimal configuration for a use case, Compose allows you to search its library of frequently used panels and tables, add them to a new screen, and rearrange them effortlessly using a drag-and-drop interface. After previewing and finalising the screen, you can select it in the relevant workflow status or menu item - and it’s ready to use.
Giving you unprecedented levels of personalisation in the user interface, Compose is an industry first. For more information, read the module documentation.