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# Order Management App (Web)

Order Management Application is an application used to manage order requests (Electronic equipment) within an organization. When a user submits an order request for new equipment, the Order Management Application will automatically take care of the full process of requesting the equipment from suppliers, approving the order request, and finally making the purchase. Since the entire process is automated, there is very less chance of things going wrong.

Following are the features of ONEWEB used in Order Management.

**Process Designer**\
Start/End Event\
Database Activity\
Java Activity \
Human Activity\
Exclusive Gateway

**App Designer** 

Normal input field\
Dynamic List field \
SQL Work queue \
Search Like \
Customization


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