Add the Installed Record Rollup Definitions to the Data Processing Engine
Add the installed record rollup definitions to a schedule-triggered flow. The Data
Processing Engine uses with active record rollup definitions to get the aggregated records. To
ensure that any recent updates are accounted for, add the installed record rollup definitions to
the schedule-triggered flows and run the active record rollup definitions periodically.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Professional, Enterprise, and Unlimited
Editions
User Permissions Needed
To configure Household API Setup:
Financial Services Cloud Extensions
To generate a Data Processing Engine definition for record aggregation:
Record Aggregation Access
Make sure these rollup definitions are installed: Financial holdings for members of a
household, Financial accounts for members of a household, Assets and liabilities for members of
a household, and Members of a household.
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Flows, select
Flows and then click New.
In the New Flow window, select Schedule-Triggered Flow, and click
Create.
In the Start element, click Set Schedule.
In the Set a Schedule window, enter a start date, start time, and frequency , , and then
close the Set a Schedule window.
Add the Action element to the canvas.
In the Category section, select All.
For Action, select Run Record Aggregation Batch Processing
Definition.
Enter an API name and a label for the Action element.
(Optional) Enter a description.
For Execution Reference ID, enter the ID of the Data Processing Engine definition that you
generated. Alternatively, enter the ID of the Record Aggregation Definition component that you
deployed.
Click Done and Save.
Enter a name for the flow and click Activate. The definition runs
based on the schedule you set. After the definition runs, track its progress and status by
using Monitor Workflow Services.
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