Single-record business processes
Single-record business processes store information that you use repeatedly in your projects. Think of them as file cabinets where you keep things like: industry standards; federal, state, and local regulations and statutes; policies; and FAQs. You can have multiple single-record business processes in a project, each with its own information focus. From these single-records you can auto-populate fields in business processes, including constant values.
To facilitate single-sourcing of your data, create the single-record business process in the project or shell template prior to creating your project from the template. When you clone a project or shell template, you have the option to select BP Setup, which not only copies all business process setups, but all single-record business process records and their data.
Data copied from single record business processes includes:
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Attachments to records and line items, if applicable |
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All data pickers (Business Process, Configurable Managers, Shell Manager, User Attributes) |
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Any other pickers except business process pickers |
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Permissions associated with the single-record business process |
Copying a single record business process does not include:
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Business process pickers |
You can also use CSV or web services to clone a shell or project template that contains the single record business process.
To create a single-record business process
Before you begin:
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Go to the Company Workspace tab and switch to Admin mode. |
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Click Templates in the left Navigator. |
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In the left Navigator, click Projects (Standard) > [project] or Shells > [shell] and on the right pane, open the template in which the single-record business process resides. |
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In the left Navigator, click Information > General. |
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On the right pane, open the single-record business process record and complete all required fields. |
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Click Save or Finish Editing, as appropriate. Both actions save the record, but Save leaves the record in Edit mode, and Finish Editing leaves the record in a read-only state. |
Caution: If you click Finish Editing and the record is in a terminal status you will not be able to edit that record again.
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