Managing Task Details

Task Details display when you open the task instance.

About the Task Details Page

The task details page shows information about a particular task instance.

The Task Details page contains information about a specific task instance. Depending on the status of the task, and the role of the person logged in, the task details page may show the following buttons:

Typically, you set up one task details page for each task definition. This ensures you can customize the task details page to include information relevant for the specific task definition.

Editing the Task Details Page

Edit the Task Details Page using Page Designer.

The Task Details Page is a generated page that you can customize according to your requirements. It displays when the task is selected on the Unified Task List Report.

To edit a Task Details page:

  1. Select the application.

  2. In Page Designer, select the Task Details page.

    You can also find the Task Details Page URL in the Task Definition.

  3. Edit the Task Details in Page Designer.

See Also: Editing Pages in Page Designer

Configuring the Task History

Configure the Task History from the Task Definition.

The task history logs events for an individual task. You can view the task history on the task details page.

To configure the task history:

  1. Select an application.

  2. Navigate to the Task Definitions page:

    1. On the application home page, select Shared Components.

    2. Under Workflows and Automations, select Task Definitions.

  3. Click on the task definition.

  4. Navigate to the Actions section.

  5. Click the pencil icon next to an action to edit the action.

  6. Under Error Handling, navigate to Log Messages When.

  7. Choose from the available options:

    • None (Default) - No action is logged in the task history.

    • Success - Only successful actions are logged in the task history.

    • Failure - Only failed actions are logged in the task history.

    • All - All actions are logged in the task history.

  8. Repeat this step for each action.