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The Signature Success Plan comes with Proactive Services and Smart Alerts that will notify you in real-time when your custom Salesforce solution has inefficiencies, application performance degradations, or errors.
Here's a list of the current Smart Alerts available through Proactive Services, including their technical descriptions, business impacts, and the insights you will get from each one.
| Category | Name | Technical Description | Business Impacts & Proactive Insights Delivered |
|---|---|---|---|
| Errors | Data Stream Failures | Alerts on any data stream failures that occur in the time period being measured. Data stream jobs are any instance in which data is processed for the data stream.* | Data streams enable users to upload data for reference throughout the MCI platform. Identifying errors is crucial, as data streams serve as the primary means for users to import data into MCI, forming the cornerstone of any MCI instance. |
| Errors | File Processing Failures | Data streams allow users to perform file batch processing (end-to-end of a single ETL process). This monitor alerts if a platform error occurs during the file processing stage. | File processing is linked with the data stream entity in MCI. When file processing errors occur, data may fail to upload or be fetched/retrieved. |
| Errors | Provider Data Retrieval Failures | Users can retrieve data from supported data sources. This monitor will alert if there was a platform error during the data stream retrievals process when fetching/retrieving data.* | Provider data retrievals are tied to the data stream entity in MCI. If an alert is triggered, it indicates that the data stream job failed to fetch/retrieve data from the specified data source. |
| Errors | Report Consumption Failures | Reports are used to retrieve, view, and share a detailed analysis of the data that has been integrated into MCI. This monitor alerts if a platform error occurs during the execution of a scheduled report. | Reports are integral to the Analyze & Act page of MCI. When report consumption errors arise, it indicates that the scheduled report failed to complete, resulting in the unavailability of accurate, up-to-date data. |
| Errors | Technical Data Retrieval Failures | Users can retrieve data from supported data sources. This monitor will alert if there was a platform error during the delivery provider's retrieval process when fetching/retrieving data in a data stream (coming from technical vendors).* | Technical data retrievals are linked with the data stream entity in MCI. Identifying errors is crucial, as any failure during the delivery provider's retrieval process prevents the fetching or retrieval of data from a data stream. |
| Errors | Widget Load Failures | Widgets are the graphic elements that appear on the page and display your data through pie charts, tables, bar graphs, etc. This monitor will alert when a platform error occurs while attempting to load a widget. | Widgets are integral components of the Visualize page in MCI. In the event of a widget load failure, essential graphs, charts, and other visual elements cannot be loaded, thereby hindering users' ability to analyze data effectively. |
| Errors | Workspace Failures | Each MCI account can have multiple workspace, which contains its own data streams, dashboards, and reports. This monitor will alert if a workspace fails to create, read, update, or delete. | Workspaces encompass all entities within MCI. Identifying errors is paramount, particularly when they affect the creation, reading, updating, or deletion (CRUD) operations within the workspace. |
Salesforce may change the Proactive Monitoring, Smart Alert Catalog from time to time in its sole discretion. SFDC will provide customers with advance notice of any planned downtime.
* Refer to the descriptions below for further clarification on the differentiation between data retrievals and data streams:
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