Within the Einstein Recommendation Builder, we have the Data Checker which shows the columns 'Record Count' and 'Required'.
The Required record for the objects selected in the ERB are as followed:
In order to understand how the above data is calculated, we can follow the below resolution.
While creating the Einstein Recommendation Builder, we get to select and associate the objects with 'Recommended Items', 'Recipient', and 'Interactions'.
Now, all the objects selected above should be in a way that the Interactions object can have either Lookup or Master-Detail relationships with the Recipient and Recommended Items objects.
In order to check the record count, lets consider:
The value of the record count for 'Positive Interactions' is calculated by checking how many records are there in 'Interaction' object. We check the same by querying:
The value of the above query should be greater than or equals to 400.
The value of the record count for 'Recommended Items' is calculated by checking how many Recommended Items are having Related Interaction Records. We check the same by querying:
The value of the above query should be greater than or equals to 10.
(Note: In the above query, the Recommended_Items__c is a custom lookup/master-detail relationship field on the Interaction object with Recommended_Items object).
The value of the record count for 'Recipients' is calculated by checking how many Recipient having Related Interaction Records. We check the same by querying:
The value of the above query should be greater than or equals to 100.
(Note: In the above query, the Recipients__c is a custom lookup/master-detail relationship field on the Interaction object with Recipients object).
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