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When viewing or using The Bots, DashboardDashboards, or Widgets (assets) you may see the status as either and Widgets in the MSPbots app display the status Alpha or Published.
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What are these statuses and what is the difference between the two?
MSPbots classify assets in the app according to where the asset is in the product development process. Assets in the alpha stage are tagged Alpha when they have passed the MSPbots' QA process and are available for clients' use.
On the other hand, assets in the published stage are tagged Published because, other than passing QA, these assets are approved by the requesting Product Owner or manager.
Clients can readily use or clone assets in both Alpha and Published statuses. Assets created by MSPbots clients
Alpha and Published status assets are the same wherein they are viewable and can be used/cloned by clients. Alpha status assets by definition are Bots, Dashboards, and Widgets that have gone through MSPBots' QA process and can now be viewed and used. In order to it to be moved to Published, it may just need a formal acceptance from the client or Product Owner/Manager who requested the asset.
Assets when created by MSPBots clients, are immediately tagged as Published.
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