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Bizagi Studio Workstation Installation

Overview​

When using Bizagi Studio, you can participate in teamwork development through Studio Collaboration Services, set up an on-premises teamwork environment, or create local projects on your machine for prototyping or sandboxing. Depending on your needs, choose the most suitable installation method.

Developing Using Studio Collaboration Services​

To access a Studio Collaboration Services (SCS) subscription, you have two options:

  • Using the Portable Edition:
    The Portable Edition allows you to connect to an SCS subscription without requiring administrative permissions. You can carry it in any folder or pen drive.
    See Portable Edition.

  • Using the Bizagi Studio Quick Installation:
    This installer requires administrative permissions but also allows you to create and run projects locally.
    See Bizagi Studio Quick Start Installation.

Developing Using an On-Premises Teamwork Setup​

To install a developer workstation for an on-premises teamwork environment, consider these options:

  • Using the Portable Edition:
    The Portable Edition lets you connect to an SCS subscription without needing administrative permissions. You can carry it in any folder or pen drive.
    See Portable Edition.

  • Using the Bizagi Studio Quick Installation:
    This installer requires administrative permissions but also allows you to create and run projects locally.
    See Bizagi Studio Quick Start Installation.

  • Silent Installation:
    An infrastructure administrator can install Bizagi Studio on multiple machines using a silent installation.

Developing Local Projects on Your Machine (Standalone)​

For creating and developing projects locally on your machine, install Bizagi Studio using the Bizagi Studio Server Installation. This method sets up all the necessary components to develop and run a Bizagi project.
See Bizagi Studio Server Installation.