After installing Plauti Manipulate, configure the different Manipulate features. We recommend doing this before granting your users overall app access.
Plauti Manipulate is configured on the Manipulate Setup page. To open Manipulate Setup:
- In your Salesforce Org, go to the App Launcher and open the Plauti Manipulate app.
- In the Plauti Manipulate app, go to tab Manipulate Setup.
The page opens at the Setup Home. Here you see at left:
- The menu bar for the different settings options: License, Action Library, Documentation, Audit Log, and Settings. The most important option is the Action Library, where you can configure your Manipulate Actions and Macros.
See their respective pages for more information.
At right, the Plauti Manipulate Dashboard is shown with information about your Manipulate environment.
- A summary of your license in the License block. It shows your license type, when the license will end, and your Organization ID. Click View all
to see all license information. - The Release Updates section links to the release notes page with information about the latest features, added classes, and bugs that were solved in the latest release and before. Click All Release Notes
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Plauti Manipulate Analytics. The different Analytics widgets provide you with insights about the actions executed in Plauti Manipulate and other Manipulate usage information.
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Activities shows information about the different processes going on in Plauti Manipulate, such as the number of jobs run, number of records processed, number of Macros used, number of Direct Actions executed, etc.
At Job Count, only single jobs are counted, not the individual runs of scheduled jobs. - Features shows which of the listed Manipulate features are in use by you and your users. If you see any unused features there, they might need some promotion with your users?
- Actions Last 30 days shows the number of actions run per day and all together in the last 30 days.
- Actions Used shows which actions were used how often. Macro executions are counted with their underlying actions, as a Macro is a way to execute an action, not an action by itself.
- Actions Invoked From shows how many actions were invoked from which feature (Manipulate Job, List View, Flow, etc.)
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Activities shows information about the different processes going on in Plauti Manipulate, such as the number of jobs run, number of records processed, number of Macros used, number of Direct Actions executed, etc.
