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Govern Standard Feature – User System Settings Action Button

Overview

The following USER or CASHIER registry parameters are accessible on the active OpenForms by Registry SECTION. The following sections are available to use.

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Cash Collection Cashier

The following parameters are available by User ID for the Cash Collection
Section name: [Cash Collection Cashier]
  • Auto-Collapse MCR and Payment Distribution by A/R Detail (Class Code)
  • Show only Accounts with Balance
  • Year to Collect

To be added (see roadmap)

  • Default Real Estate Up to Installment
  • Default Self Reported Tax Period
  • Default Search Style
  • Default Payment Collection Type (cctype) – check, credit …) – CURRENTLY setup in General User Parameters.

Matix Integration

The following parameters are available by User ID to change Application Browser Defaults.

 

 

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Application Browser Form – Matix Integration

Application Browser Form – Matix Integration

Overview

Matix leverages the power and flexibility of ESRI’s ArcGIS Server, and web-based mapping services, to provide an everyday tool for performing statistical analysis and visualizations. Matix integration allows the Govern application to leverage the functionality of the Matix plugin in Govern V6 through a custom control. When configured the integration is presented as another “child” of the integration controls, similar to the Govern Web Browser Integration (WBI). Matix Integration has been implemented in GA release 1511 for version 6.0 and 6.1.

For the Matix integration, there are three (3) principal areas of the user interface that are used.

  • Dataset TreeView – This is used for displaying search results, and expanding the results to access related OpenForms.
  • Matix Ribbon – This area contains the principal controls that allow users to query and interact with configured base maps.
  • Matix Map pane – This displays the GIS map as well as the controls to modify the display of the map, layers, and selected parcels. The Dataset TreeView and the Matix Map pane can be configured to update and display information automatically or with manual synchronization.

Configuring the UI for Auto-Synch or Manual Synch operation is achieved through selections made in the Govern User Registry Manager form. See Auto-Synch and Manual Synch Configuration in the Matix documentation for more information.

Features

Matix Integration features include:

  • Display GIS Map In Govern
  • Support Multiple Matix Configuration, Different Map / Data per role/user
  • Ability to Show Selected Parcel (in Govern) on the Map
  • Support Multiple Selection Mode (Rectangle, Free Hand, point,…)
  • Ability to add/replace GIS selection to Govern Treeview
  • Ability to Create PNG / Multimedia Document
  • Search Govern Parcel and display the result on the map
  • Search GIS for GIS Data and Intersection
  • Support Multiple Base Image
  • Support Theme Map
    • Label
    • Color Ramp
    • Points

 

User Registry Filter Matix

See Other
AutoZoom to Highlighted (Selected)
AutoZoom to Selected (Loaded)

OFD Setup Controller Setup

Search Group

Documentation

Click to link to the Current Matix documentation.

Videos

Click on this video link to learn more about Govern Matix Integration.

Related Topics

For more information, visit Harris Govern web site

 

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Matix GIS Integration

Matix GIS Integration

Overview

True GIS-CAMA Integration, Matix is a GIS viewer, that provides everyone from taxpayers to county decision makers with state-of-the-art data visualization. These visual representations give the user unmatched access to meaningful data and unleash the deeply buried, yet valuable, information contained within your growing base of historical CAMA and Collections records. Matix is a product of the Harris Govern suite that encompasses CAMA records, GIS layers and images within one application. Matix offers users…

  • Thematic CAMA maps and Collections data
  • Visually create and validate statistical models
  • Integrate with any CAMA system, Excel or Access databases Advanced tools
  • Matix leverages the power and flexibility of ESRI’s ArcGIS Server, as well as the latest in web-based mapping services, to provide an everyday tool for performing rapid statistical analysis and advanced visualizations.

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OpenForms MATIX Integration

Integration is accomplished via the Govern OpenForms Standard Application Browser form and feature (std-frm-005).
It was tailored for MATIX and distributed as a standard form (std-frm-008). To get an idea of MATIX specific features and how it is configured, please refer to the Standard Application Browser for MATIX.

Furthermore, the Standard Application Browser form function has similar functionalities to the Standard Web Browser (WBI) form for Web base application integration. For additional information on this feature, refer to the standard Web Browser Integration (WBI) (101-std-frm-003) video in the Videos section of this page.

Documentation

Click to go to the link page of the current Matix Documentation 101-std-frm-008-MATIX Integration.

Videos

Click to view a training session video (May 8, 2017)
Click to view the video providing background information and demonstrating the integration process.

Related Topics

For more information, visit the Harris Govern web site

What’s New!

See What’s New Page.

 

 

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