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Openforms consist of two parts:

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1. Editorial Work
   
   • Creating form, questionnaires and processes from modules and paragraphs
   • Releasing and publishing content (see versions&status and publish)
   • Compiling and integrating media (see links and references )
   • Testing contents (see preview)
   • Analyses of user input
     
2. Administrative Work
   
   • Compiling users, user groups and access authorizations (see user roles and privileges and /wiki/spaces/O5/pages/13893832)
   • Configuring the runtime instances
   • Configuring the preview servers
   • Creating the general site structure

Comment: Which tasks can be performed after logging into the admin frontend is dependent upon the groups or rather their access rights. Gray areas signify lack of access authorization.

See also:

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1. The frontend or the runtime instances
   The frontend generates the output forms by combining form content with the design and template settings from the backend.  For scaling reasons, several runtime instances can be created and run independently of one another.

2. The backend or the admin & editorial instance
   In the backend, editors can create, edit, test and release forms, documents and other content in a modular manner. It also provides the ability to structure content, create custom templates or modules, and more. Administrators can create users in the backend, assign them to user groups and give them specific roles and rights. You can also configure the runtime instances and a test server here.