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Posted: September 21, 2015
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Designing Stages, Steps and process
My process in PEGA starts by importing some cases by reading a batch file. Then I need to put all these cases in predefined workbaskets. for example 'case 1' has a property 'team 1' so it should be kept in XYZ workbasket (Team 1's work basket). And so on.
Can any one help how should i start with it in case designer ?
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Posted: 5 years ago
Please take a look at https://pdn.pega.com/integration/how-to-set-up-a-file-service-and-file-listener
- Use the case designer to define the stages and steps
- Your file listener could start this case.
- In the "service activity" (see the pdn article mentioned above), you can conditionally assign based on the properties in the clipboard to different workbaskets. So when someone is logged in the case manager (for example), they would see the work automatically in those workbaskets
As usual, you will identify the stages for your process, then decompose them into steps. For your scenario you can just keep it simple and have 1 stage: Intake.
Then in the stage, create 1 multi-step process to import the cases and route them to each workbasket according to your business logic.
So it can really be as simple as 1 stage and 1 step.