Understanding Asset Completion Event Types

Asset completion event types are used to define various processes or events to be executed when completing an asset activity such as asset replication, service history creation, attachment creation, and activity creation.

Asset completion event types are referenced on activity types to indicate which completion events should be included as part of the lifecycle of activities of that type. For example, this affects when service history is created for an activity, and the disposition of the assets on an activity as the activity is processed. Asset completion events can be configured as optional or required for activities of different types.

Asset completion event types are defined by:

• Completion Event Business Object: The business object used for asset completion events of this type
• Identifiers: One or more identifiers that can be used to characterize asset completion events of this type
• Inbound Communication: Information used to create asset completion events of this type using information defined within an inbound communication business object, or within its raw message
• UI Payload Create Data Mover: XPath statements executed when creating asset completion events of this type online. These statements are used to populate elements within the payload from the completion event business object.

Refer to Defining Completion Event Types for more information about setting up completion event types.