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For the task of the type statement, statements or individual responses must be provided beforehand.
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Basic settings
In the basic settings, you can specify which icons and texts are to be used in the UI if they have not been defined directly in a Statement. These texts and icons only affect the UI.
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Statements
A statement consists of a freely selectable, unique ID and a description. Several answers can be assigned to a statement. The answers also have a unique ID and a description and also control whether the answer is accepted or rejected. It is possible to assign several accepting and non-accepting answers to a statement. The use of different responses can be used for documentation purposes but also for process control.
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Icons and standard texts for accepting or rejecting a task can be defined on the statement. This information only affects the UI and overrides any settings defined in the Basic settings.
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If there is only one accepting or non-accepting answer and the corresponding function is executed, then the answer does not have to be selected because it is unique. However, if several answers are defined, they must be selected in a further step.
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For comments, it is therefore possible to define which statement should be selected as standard.