Setup and Configuration of Summary Rollups in Flexible Hierarchies
Turn on the org preference, and configure hierarchy types to establish your metric
types. Then, customize Data Processing Engine definitions, and create a flow to orchestrate the
calculations.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Unlimited and Agentforce Editions
Summary Rollup Metrics in Flexible Hierarchies Understand how summary rollup metrics aggregate data across nodes in a flexible hierarchy so that your business users can make faster, data-backed decisions during live business reviews.
Enable Summary Rollup in Flexible Hierarchies Turn on Flexible Hierarchies Summary Rollup to configure rollup metrics that aggregate values across a nested hierarchy to compute individual, child, and total values.
Assign Object Permissions to Update Node Summaries To compute summary rollups by using Data Processing Engine definitions via Data Cloud runtime and update these values in the node summary records, assign the required object permissions to the Customer 360 Data Platform Integration permission set.
Add Picklist Values to Node Measure Type To configure summary rollup metrics, add picklist values to the Node Measure Type field on the Flexible Hierarchy Node Summary object according to your business requirements. A node measure type indicates the categories that your hierarchy summarizes, such as total account balance or total opportunities.
Configure Summary Rollup Metrics for Flexible Hierarchies Create summary rollup metrics for a hierarchy type by using relevant node measure types. This node measure type determines the category that you want to summarize, such as total account balance or total opportunities.
Create and Deploy Data Processing Engine Definitions to Compute Summary Rollups for Flexible Hierarchies Compute individual, child, and total rollup metrics for all the nodes in a hierarchy. To set up these calculations, create a Data Processing Engine definition or clone and customize the predefined Data Processing Engine definitions. To make sure that any recent updates to rollup metrics are accounted for, create schedule-triggered flows and run these definitions.
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