Event Designing
KPI Event Designing and Query Designing tracks how effectively your team creates, structures, and optimises events and data queries so insights are accurate, timely, and easy to analyse.
Last update: CCH KPI Monitoring
CCH KPI Monitoring : Query Designing
This document provides a comprehensive guide on query designing for KPI Monitoring events, detailing the triggering conditions, responses, and types of queries (record-level, aggregate, and field-level change). It outlines the steps for preparing, adding, editing, and deleting queries, emphasizes the importance of filters for triggering conditions, and discusses linking multiple queries to monitor related business scenarios. Additionally, it touches on advanced topics like using calculated fields, handling multiple dynamic addresses, and database triggers. Overall, it serves as a detailed reference for effectively designing queries that facilitate KPI Monitoring and event management.
CCH KPI Monitoring
CCH KPI Monitoring : Event Designing
This document provides a comprehensive overview of event designing and management within the KPI Monitoring system. It explains the function of events, including their triggers, schedules, alerts, and deliverables such as reports, forms, and workflow actions. Triggers can be based on various conditions, and the document elaborates on how to configure them effectively. It details the delivery methods for alerts and the processes for monitoring event statuses as well as troubleshooting common issues. Advanced features like job streams and grouping messages are also discussed, providing users with the tools necessary for effective event configuration and management.
CCH KPI Monitoring
CCH KPI Monitoring : Monitoring Events
The document describes the KPI Monitoring Monitor, a tool for tracking the status of application servers, scheduled events, alerts, report deliveries, and workflow actions. It includes a "WatchDog EventPak" for self-monitoring errors and alerts. The Monitor interface displays server statuses, user logins, pending events, and application errors. Various sections allow users to manage email, SMS, report deliveries, and workflow actions, detailing their statuses, deliveries, and errors. The document also outlines procedures for handling errors and optimizing server performance based on user permissions.