How to map your operational workflows in Vault Professional - Summary

You have finished this lesson! Here are the major takeaways:

We learned about Vault categories, which are labels used to group objects logically and assign behaviors and rules.
We explored the properties feature in Autodesk Vault, including system and user-defined properties, and how to create, map, and manage these properties.
We went over how to set or change categories in Autodesk Vault, including automatic assignment using rules and manual assignment by users.
We learned about lifecycles in Autodesk Vault, which help manage design processes, establish security, trigger automated actions, and ensure data integrity.
We showed you how to change lifecycle definitions and lifecycle states of files in Autodesk Vault, including using the Change State button and managing dependencies.
We demonstrated how to change the states of files in Vault using the change state command within authoring CAD applications like Inventor and AutoCAD.
We explored admin roles and permissions in Autodesk Vault, including how to manage user accounts, assign roles, and configure object-based and lifecycle-based permissions.
We looked at how an admin can create and configure a new category in Autodesk Vault, including setting properties, assigning default behaviors, and creating assignment rules.
We saw how an admin can create and configure a new lifecycle in Autodesk Vault, including copying existing lifecycles, setting states, transitions, and security permissions.