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Set Up a Sample Design-to-Operate Business Process

Set up a pre-configured Design-to-Operate business process to experience the Process Visibility capability.

Overview

🎓 beginner 15 min. SAP Business Technology PlatformBeginner

You will learn

  • โœ”How to import a Design-to-Operate visibility scenario
  • โœ”How to import the events for sample Design-to-Operate business process
  • โœ”How to gain visibility on sample Design-to-Operate business process
  • โœ”How to quickly get started with the process visibility capability using the sample Design-to-Operate business process
Kavya M Gowda K Kavya M Gowda December 10, 2024
Created by December 10, 2024
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Prerequisites

Prerequisites

you have set up SAP Workflow Management service. For more information, see the Set Up Workflow Management in Cloud Cockpit tutorial.

Steps

Intro

Design-to-Operate is a supply chain centric business process that enables companies to connect digitally to perfect reality across their product and asset lifecycle. This end-to-end business process consists of stages from design, planning, manufacturing, logistics, and operations.

In this tutorial, you can learn how to gain visibility on a sample Design-to-Operate business process using the process visibility capability. You are provided with a JSON file containing events and a zip file that contain the visibility scenario for Design-To-Operate business process using which you can easily try out the capabilities of process visibility.

Step 1 Download files from GitHub
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In this step, you will download the sample Design-to-Operate visibility scenario and the respective events from GitHub to your local file system.

  1. Use the following link to access GitHub.

  2. Choose the DesignToOperateEvents.json file.

    GitHub
    GitHub

    This downloads the DesignToOperateEvents.json file to your local system.

  3. Now, from the GitHub, choose the DesigntoOperate.zip file.

    GitHub2
    GitHub2

    This downloads the DesigntoOperate.zip file to your local system.

    You now have the two downloaded files in your local system with events and a scenario relevant to Design-to-Operate business process.

Step 2 Import events
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Step 3 Import the visibility scenario
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Step 4 Process the data
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Step 5 Track the visibility scenario
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Steps
Step 1 of 5
1. Download files from GitHub 2. Import events 3. Import the visibility scenario 4. Process the data 5. Track the visibility scenario

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