¶ UI Domain
The UI domain enables human participation in Fuse workflows through role-aware dashboards, embedded panels, adaptive forms, and session-driven experiences.
It governs how user interfaces are rendered, routed, and integrated with orchestration logic — ensuring that every interaction is secure, context-aware, and compliant.
The UI domain ensures users can interact with workflows without exposing unnecessary system logic — while maintaining governance, personalization, and traceability.
UI capabilities power:
- Dynamic forms for approvals, input, and adaptive fields
- Role-specific dashboards and views
- Task routing and inbox notifications
- Session-aware personalization and preferences
- UI-level access gating and adaptive visibility controls
- Workspaces and Context-Aware UI — Define personalized environments tied to user roles and domains
- Panels, Pages, and Forms — Modular UI components for actions, reviews, and data collection
- Approval and Input Forms — Embed human-in-the-loop interactions inside workflows
- Navigation Shortcuts — Intelligent routing to assigned tasks, approvals, or tools
- Theming and Accessibility — Customize layout, appearance, and ADA/WCAG compliance features
- Global UI Elements — Manage startup pages, banners, alerts, and system messages
- Session-Aware Personalization — Load defaults and preferences dynamically based on user identity
| Layer |
UI Role |
| Integration |
Load remote data or context-aware UI logic via connectors |
| Automation |
Respond to events by displaying forms, panels, or dashboards |
| Orchestration |
Render approval steps, input panels, and user instructions |
| Interoperability |
Personalize UI dynamically by token, role, session, and workflow context |
The UI domain is always scoped by security policies and workflow runtime state.
- A user receives an approval task and completes it using a dynamic form rendered inside their role-specific dashboard.
- A personalized workspace loads available actions, pending tasks, AI assistants, and event-driven alerts based on user context.
- An adaptive form preloads values based on prior workflow steps, adapting fields based on user role and policy scopes.
¶ Extending the UI Domain
Use these frameworks to extend or customize UI experiences:
- Workflow Domain — Embed approvals, escalations, and user input inside orchestrations
- Messaging Domain — Notify users and route UI interactions during workflows
- Security Domain — Control UI access and behavior through token scopes and session policies
- Glossary — Learn key terms like workspace, UI context, session-driven personalization