Use Cases

Use Cases are curated collections of pre-built guide packages that were designed by Oracle experts and are based on real business scenarios. Use Cases provide guide templates that employ Oracle best practices for various Oracle Fusion applications. Each Use Case may contain one or more guides of various categories, including Message guides, Process guides, Smart Tips, etc.

The Use Cases screen is displayed.

Use Case

To switch between the views:

Use the List View icon (

List view

) and the Tile View icon (Tile view) to switch between your preferred views.

By default, all the Use Cases are displayed in Tile View.

Tile View

Select List view and you can view the use cases listed.

List View

Applying Filters

The Use Cases library will display pre-built content items that are ready for you to import into your My Content library. You can use the preset Product and Module filters in the Filters panel to narrow the list of content items displayed based on specific application products.

Prod and Mod

Use Cases are available for various Oracle Fusion applications, such as HCM, ERP, SCM, CX, etc. To choose which available products will be displayed in the OGL libraries pages, go to Settings > Application. Select the dropdown menu below "Available Products for Content Display in the OGL Libraries" and select all application products that apply:

Prod

With any Use Case content items, or guides, you can select Preview (Preview) to see a preview of the content item or select Copy to My Content (add) to import the item into your My Content library.

Smart Tip

Note:

Any content item that is displayed with a My Content (my cont) flag indicates that the item has already been copied into your My Content library. Selecting the Copy to My Content (add) button again will replace and overwrite the existing item with an updated version of the Use Case content.

Default Language Configuration Required

Before importing any content items from the Use Cases library, you will need to configure the Default Language within the Application Settings for your OGL APPID. If this configuration has not been successfully applied, you may see the following error message when attempting to import any content item from this library:

Def Lang

Multi-Language Support for Importing Guides

If you manage multi-language OGL content and intend to translate any imported Use Case content items into other languages using OGL's Auto-Translation feature, you will need to select a Default Language that is supported for Auto-Translation.

For example, 'English' is a Default Language that is supported for Auto-Translation; however, 'English - United States' is not a supported language. If you select an unsupported Default Language, you will see the following message appear below the Default Language menu:

Eng Lang

Once you select a supported Default Language, another dropdown menu will display below allowing you to select any additional languages you wish to support for importing guides. When importing any Base Guides, the guides will automatically be translated into these selected languages and will appear in their respective language folders in the My Content page.

Multi Lang

Note:

For more information about OGL's Translations and Multi-Language capabilities, please refer to the following User Guide topic:

https://docs.oracle.com/en/education/customer-success/guided-learning/user-guide/ogl-console-left-panel.html#GUID-6E4D558A-D3B8-4611-904F-B5610FA87144

Inclusion of ‘Labels’ on Content Management Report for Use Cases Library

The Content Management reports for Use Cases library now include label information, enabling teams to efficiently track and filter base content by labels such as release version or type of content. This enhancement improves visibility and addresses a frequently requested feature from both internal teams and clients.

From the left navigation, select Use Cases library.


Use Cases Library

Select the Kebab menu to the right of your Username and click on ‘Content Management’ (Appropriate permission required.)


Kebab Menu

The content management report will be downloaded to your local machine; you will see the ‘labels’ field added as the last column in the report.


CM Report

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