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25-08-21 03:46 PM
Looking for standard industry terminology regarding completed tasks; planned & unplanned exceptions are self-explanatory, but how are folks referring to a successfully & fully completed workitem? 'Clean Path' doesn't seem to work, as I would consider a planned exception to follow clean path. 'Throughput' should measure the aggregate of completed workitems. Is there a standard term in use?
Kevin C
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26-08-21 02:42 AM
Hello Kevin,
They way I understand it is:
Regards
Harpreet
They way I understand it is:
- Happy Path(Foreseen) - Where the digital worked executed the case end-to-end exactly the way it was intended yielding a successful outcome.
- Business Exception (Foreseen) - Where the digital worker encountered a scenario that was deemed out of scope for it to handle and required manual intervention and it successfully identified it and executed the steps for a manual handover.
- System Exception (Unforeseen) - Where the digital worked was unable to proceed with the automated steps due to unknown system issues. Could be from the BP platform or from the target applications.
Regards
Harpreet
