Use the Data Processing Engine definition in the Clinical Trial Search feature to
populate data from multiple objects into a single Research Study Searchable Field. Before you
enable this feature, configure the necessary licenses and permissions in your Salesforce
org.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited Editions with Life
Sciences Cloud or Health Cloud and the Participant Enrollment Add-On license
User Permissions Needed
To enable Criteria-Based Search and Filter and Data Pipelines:
Data Pipelines Base User
AND
Criteria-Based Search and Filter permission set
To run a Data Processing Engine definition:
Customize Application
Modify All Data
Data Pipelines Base User
Before you execute the Data Processing Engine definition, set up all the necessary data: Care
Programs, Care Program Details, Care Program Sites, and Locations.
To save the Data Processing Engine in your org with a custom name, click Save
As.
Click Activate on the builder header.
Before you execute the Data Processing Engine definition, set up all the necessary data
(Care Programs, Care Program Details, Care Program Sites, Locations).
To execute the Data Processing Engine definition, click Run
Definition on the builder header.
Whenever you update the data in any records, you must run the data processing engine
definition. Use a scheduled flow or directly run the definition from the builder to regularly
synchronize the data in the Research Study Searchable Field.
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