About this Guide
This document gives an overview of the Enterprise Modeler’s functionality within the Infor LN applications.
Introduction
Unlike the LN application packages, you can use the Infor LN Enterprise Modeler before the information system is operational.
Master Data
You can use mandatory and optional sessions in the Master Data to build an enterprise model.
Optional Master Data
The optional sessions in the master data provide extra functionality to help the reuse of applications in business models.
Repository
In the Master Data, you set up a framework within which business models can be created and maintained.
Business control model
Business control models display the primary processes that take place within an organization, and show which business functions are used to control those primary processes.
Business processes
A business process model visualizes the business processes that must be used to complete the implemented business function of an organization.
Organization modeling
The organization model represents an enterprise, or parts of an enterprise from an organizational perspective.
Wizards
Wizards automate tasks through dialog boxes to help set the values of parameters.
Enterprise Structure Models
The enterprise-structure model visualizes the multicompany structure of an organization.
Business Models
Business model is a generic term for a reference and a project model. Both models are built from a collection of model items created in the repository.
Model item management
Several features regarding utilities for the management of versions, business models, and Help texts are discussed here.
Runtime model control
Runtime model control provides the functionality to distinguish between a modeling environment and a final user interface as provided by the Process Browser.
Data Models
The data model is the fourth type of diagram you can model in the Modeler.
Glossary

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