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Fast, secure, and simple web deployment with controllable application functionality

Organizations today need to bring their applications outside of their corporate firewalls, both to allow remote users (such as agents, brokers, and dealers) to participate in corporate processes and to allow end-users to do web-based self-service (such as bank account management, insurance quote generation, and healthcare plan enrollment). However, exposing internal processes through the firewall raises technical and security issues, often requiring specially-coded applications, separate user interfaces, and complex security protocols.

Pegasystems’ Internet Application Composer simplifies web deployment and allows an organization to control how applications look and interact on the web while maintaining security and performance in its internal processes. Internet Application Composer lets organizations embed SmartBPM functions directly and securely into existing web sites, dramatically reducing time to market.  Now enterprises can leverage auto-generated SmartBPM UI components and all of their features within the pages of a web application.

These components will be able to support multiple audiences inside and outside of the firewall with a common look and feel. In addition, changes made to the UI are immediately visible and are shared by internal and external users, significantly reducing change time and complexity. User interface components (gadgets) can be used to build composite applications, and these gadgets can securely communicate with each other and with other page elements to provide a rich internet application experience. 

Professionals can use Internet Application Composer along with other applications based on multiple web technologies to produce composite applications. The views and controls from multiple underlying sources act together to accomplish tasks across the legacy and service-based landscape.  Gadgets from multiple SmartBPM applications and/or systems can communicate with each other, passing work elements and data and allowing users to see both composed views and drill-down details from applications in the organization’s intranet.