PGWeb

PGWeb

Typical user access to the Corporate Solution services is through a web application to process files. This application is the PGWeb

Since end users accessing the system will deal with files, the File Processor module (described later) is mandatory.

PGWeb is served by the Production Access Server. The network setup chosen to install the PAS will define who can access it and from where. If installed in a local server with no open ports to off-premises PGWeb will work as an Intranet Application. If installed in an Internet cloud (AWS for instance) with the right firewalling PGWeb will be working as a secure Internet application, open to anyone, anywhere.

Four different features are implemented:

1. Offer web visitors a description of the services offered.

2. Allow simple and obvious use of services for occasional users. With straightforward workflow: upload, quote, payment, processing and delivery.

3. Allow advanced features after registration to the professional user.

4. Offer a simple interface for administration and activity monitoring.

PGWeb is in fact 3 differentiated applications:

1. Application for the occasional user, who lands on the web page normally being redirected from another page and who may access file-processing with just an email address.

2. Application for the professional user, who uses the service recursively and needs to process several files in a different way, access the job logs, usage statistics, etc.

3. Basic Administration Application

Web Browsing

The web interaction is on a single page (SPA) using the normal techniques of scrolling Menu, Tab panes, ...

The application maintains the authenticated 'session' requiring login and password During the user interaction.

Login popup for users that have already registered or created by an admin and register popup:

Unregistered user access screenshots:

The dialogs can be easily embedded on existing web pages.

Admin page to create access profiles for new users:

Admin page to create new users or companies (groups of users):

Statistics pages, showing usage at three levels: general, company or user: