Settings

(1) Name: A Content Inspector can be searched via the filter field or via the tree structure (groups are shown as folders).

(2) Type: The type of the Content Inspector. This value only has an informational character and no other function.

(3) File pattern: The file pattern the Content Inspector reacts to. The file pattern is used as a simple preselection to determine if the Content Inspector is responsible for a file. See also section "Content Inspection".

(4) Data transmission: This specifies to which instance the Content Inspector passes his files. Files can, for example, be forwarded to a profile, or even be sent by email. See also section "Content Inspection".

(5) Inspectors: All File Inspectors of the Content Inspector are listed. For multiple entries, only the first File Inspector will be visible, but the others can be seen in a pop-up window when hovering over the Content Inspector.

(6) Burger menu: More view options.

(7) Expert search: See section "Expert search".

(8) Display: Two views organized in groups and a tile view (without groups). The tile view displays images that have been assigned in the respective entries.

(9) Selection list on the top right: The selected client. For each Content Inspector, you can define for which clients it is visible.

Context menus

Selected group (folder)

Create new group	Self-explanatory.
Change/Delete group	Self-explanatory.
Set entries to active/inactive	All entries of a group (and sub groups) can be set active or inactive.
Create new inspector	Self-explanatory.
Import entry	Import a previously exported entry.
Test all inspectors of this group	You can upload a file. As a result, you will receive a list of all Content Inspectors (of this group) that have accepted this file. The priority, the file pattern and all File Inspectors of the Content Inspector are taken into account during the test. Note: If several Content Inspectors are returned as a result, this does not mean that all of them will process the file during runtime, as the first suitable one is used here.

Selected Content Inspector

Create new inspector	Self-explanatory.
Edit/Delete/Only view/Duplicate inspector	Self-explanatory.
Set entry to active/inactive	Self-explanatory.
Open in new window	The entry will be opened in another browser tab. Attention: Your browser may block this as an unauthorised popup. Check your browser settings if necessary.
Quick view	A small window will open, showing the main settings of the Content Inspector.
Display as DataFlow	The workflow definition is displayed as a data flow diagram (not editable).
Export/Import entry	Self-explanatory. The format is a signed XML, so it is no longer possible to import the file if it is changed. Note: Old " .obj" files can still be imported. Note: We also provide the Transport Manager.
Compare (Diff) with	Compares the Content Inspector with another Content Inspector (you can also compare with an imported Content Inspector) . As a result you get a diff file with the differences.
To clipboard	Here you can copy the name and the ID of the Content Inspector entry.
Generate PDF	Creates a PDF containing all settings of this Content Inspector entry.
In use by	Shows where the Content Inspector is used, e.g. in a workflow.