The Enterprise Connection Module represents a recent addition to the WATS control panel, seamlessly integrated into the existing infrastructure. It is used to forward reports to another WATS account, like from a subcontractor’s WATS to yours, and provides monitoring capabilities of the process.
The connection is configured as a job on the subcontractor’s WATS that continuously uploads incoming reports to the destination WATS, as if the reports are being submitted directly to the destination.
The job list views for comprehensive overview
To gain an overview of all jobs, including their activation status and progress, users can utilize the job list view. Within this view users can create, update, and delete jobs. Users can enable and disable jobs by toggling the switch in the “Active” column for each job. A changelog is available to track actions such as creation, modification, enabling/disabling, and deletion. Users can access the changelog by clicking the button located at the top right corner.
To initiate a new job, follow these steps:
- Navigate to the top left and click on the "+ New job" button. An editor will open.
- Fill out the properties, filter, connection details, and process mapping.
- Confirm the job and start uploading reports to the destination WATS.
To update an existing job, follow these steps:
- Double-click on the desired job row, or
- Click the "Edit" button associated with the job.
- This action opens the job editor, allowing users to make the necessary modifications.
For further details on creating and updating jobs within Enterprise Connection, please refer to the documentation titled “Enterprise Connection – Best practice.”
To delete a job, follow these steps:
- For a single deletion, click on the row of the job you wish to remove.
- For multiple deletions, select the checkbox next to each job you want to delete.
- After making your selection, click on the "Delete job" button located next to the "+New job" button.
- A confirmation dialog will appear, prompting you to provide final confirmation for the deletion.
- If the deletion is successful, a confirmation message will pop up, confirming the action.
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Hi Adam,
Yes, that is correct. Reports forwarded through an Enterprise connection will consume the data allowance of the destination WATS instance.
For example, if Instance A is synchronizing reports to Instance B, the data allowance of Instance B needs to be sufficient to accommodate the incoming reports.
How does data allowance work in relation to the Enterprise Connection feature? Does each report forwarded consume data allowance of the destination WATS instance?
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