SK SKYVVA Documentation

1. How to use Bulk processing with new agent control board?

Learning Objectives After completing this unit, you’ll be able to:

Introduction

A job runs to process batches that use API Dynamic Switch where incoming data goes automatically to be processed as synchronous, batch or bulk. All processed batches are managed on the bulk control board. What is Bulk Processing? Bulk Processing uses for running attachment as batch too. It has more ability than synchronous, batch and running with huge records at high speed. The Records have more than 5000, so user uses with bulk processing. It can contain many records in an attachment, and the user can set the time interval in bulk processing scheduler of SKYVVA or Agent Scheduler to run anytime that you want. However, there are two options of bulk processing which is including SKYVVA bulk and SFDC bulk.

What is Agent Control Board? The new agent control board is a component which can connect different application system. Besides the component connect that we build on salesforce already.  But some protocol we cannot build on salesforce which technically not possible. That’s why we build a new component called “Any Connect” which is based on apache camel is open source around the world. Server configuration in Agent To be able to access to Agent Control Board, there are things you need to know. You have to configure the server in Agent by doing that it allows you to set up the Agent credential for SKYVVA Agent Control Board.

To configure the Agent Control Board You have to configure this step in order to connect to AgentUI. To configure this, there are steps you must follow: Create Remote Site Setting To create Remote Site Setting you can follow the steps below:

Pre-requisite

Below Screen showing the  Integration and Interface

Now Select the New Agent Control Board as shown in below Screen

Now configure the New Agent Board as shown in below Screen

Fill the Mandatory Details

In the above picture our Salesforce Connection is successful.

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