Designing processes - EMC Community Network
Designing processes - EMC Community Network
Designing processes - EMC Community Network
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<strong>Designing</strong> the New Accounts Opened this Week process<br />
of a manual activity and automated activity is designed. An SDT captures information about the<br />
number of accounts for each of five countries. This process must be executed five times. The country<br />
column in the data source is configured as a single drill-down, so that when a bar is selected in<br />
the report, the contents of the New Accounts by Customer Type report displays. This drill-down<br />
relationship is tested once you complete the dashboard.<br />
These topics include procedures for designing, running, and reporting on the New Accounts Opened<br />
This Week process.<br />
<strong>Designing</strong> the New Accounts Opened this Week<br />
process<br />
1. Create a process in Process Builder. The first activity is manual. It submits the SDT data. The<br />
second activity is automated and is used to end the workflow.<br />
2. Create an SDT and in the Name field enter AccountsThisWeek. In the Display Name field<br />
enter Accounts This Week.<br />
3. Add two attributes to the SDT. In the Name field of the first attribute enter Country.<br />
4. In the Display Name field enter Country. As the process runs you will populate this field with<br />
five different countries.<br />
5. In the Type list box select String.<br />
6. Select the Searchable, Reportable and Update BAM Database tables based on this SDT<br />
definition checkboxes.<br />
7. Create a second attribute.<br />
a. In the Name field enter NewAccounts.<br />
b. In the Display Name field enter New Accounts.<br />
c. In the Type list box select INT.<br />
d. Select both the Searchable and Reportable checkboxes.<br />
8. Click OK.<br />
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