Actions are used when you want to send a file to a destination such as a network share or a workflow process.

1. Creating an action
2. Adding information about the requesting user in an action
3. Cloning an action
4. Configuring image cropping in an action
5. Controlling who has access to use an action
6. Deleting the original asset
7. Executing a webhook when running an action
8. Hiding an asset from view after processing
9. Letting users edit metadata when running an action
10. Navigating to a URL when running an action
11. Processing pictures with a processing profile before transfer
12. Renaming files that are transferred with an action
13. Sending an email notification when a workflow has been run
14. Sending assets as email attachments in a workflow
15. Setting the order of actions in the User Interfaces
16. Transferring a copy of a file to a destination
17. Updating asset metadata using a macro
18. Using an archive as a workflow destination
19. What are the differences between a standard and extended actions?

This guide explains how to configure markers that indicate the workflow state of the assets in your archive. You will also learn how to make markers interactive, so that you can trigger events in much the same way as with Actions.

1. Creating a marker
2. Applying metadata using an extended marker
3. Cloning, editing or deleting a marker
4. Controlling access to markers
5. Executing a webhook when clicking on a marker
6. Navigating to a URL when clicking on a marker
7. Requesting confirmation when clicking on an interactive marker
8. Setting the order of markers in the User Interfaces
9. Example: Navigating to a URL when executing an action or an interactive marker

This guide explains how to configure different image processing methods in Fotoware.

1. Configuring image processing profiles
2. Defining crop sizes for FotoWeb Desktop checkout
3. Defining custom-size downloadable previews (Quick Renditions)

How to configure the FotoWeb shopping cart before use.

1. Read first: How the Shopping Cart works
2. Giving users access to place orders using the shopping cart
3. Giving groups rights to approve orders
4. Deciding which picture formats users can request when ordering via the shopping cart
5. Configuring Shopping Cart notifications