What kind of view allows users to interact with different parts of an application in Appian?

Users can interact with different parts of an application in Appian through sites, portals, Tempo, and embedded interfaces. These views provide a dynamic and user-friendly way to engage with the application by allowing access to various functionalities and datasets within the platform.

Sites and portals serve as customizable environments where users can access various applications, data, and functionalities tailored to their roles and needs. Tempo is a user-friendly interface in Appian specifically designed for mobile and web access, enabling users to work seamlessly from different devices. Embedded interfaces allow integration of specific functionalities or components directly into other applications or interfaces, enabling a cohesive user experience.

Together, these types of views facilitate comprehensive interaction with applications, making it easier for users to navigate and utilize the resources available to them. Other options, while they may contain elements of interaction, do not encompass the full spectrum of interactive views offered by Appian.