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Can we report like where we have 5 cases and 2 pause and when we run report
i should be able to know which are paused and which are working and how long can we run it
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Yes you can.
Create an Advanced Find query based on the entity 'SLA KPI Instances', that is where the current status of specific KPIs and Cases is stored.
@michael can you please send me the querry /criteria to check which are paused and which are working
and mainly how long we can run it
Hi,
Go to Advanced find --> Select SLA KPI Instance entity --> where Status = Paused.
Add all the necessary column by using Add columns . Regarding is your case Name.
Here is the query with condition "pause"
<fetch version="1.0" output-format="xml-platform" mapping="logical" distinct="false"> <entity name="slakpiinstance"> <attribute name="name" /> <attribute name="status" /> <attribute name="regarding" /> <attribute name="failuretime" /> <attribute name="warningtime" /> <attribute name="succeededon" /> <attribute name="slakpiinstanceid" /> <attribute name="createdon" /> <attribute name="createdby" /> <attribute name="computedwarningtime" /> <attribute name="computedfailuretime" /> <order attribute="name" descending="false" /> <filter type="and"> <condition attribute="status" operator="eq" value="3" /> </filter> </entity> </fetch>
Hello sandeepc,
As Goutam also mentioned
@michel can we now how long that particular case is running? like i have resolve in time =59 days 24h 38m 40 seconds something like that . can i know that. if yes how. will make it answer as marked as verified
Hello,
Unfortunately, out-of-the-box there is no method to use Advanced Find to display the current value for the SLA KPI Timers.
This timer is always calculated on demand when you open a Case.
You could create an Excel Template with an estimate of this timer using Excel formulas. (EDIT: I posted an example of this in my next post, below)
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/customer-engagement/marketing/manage-excel-templates
Otherwise you may want to look at a ThirdParty plug-in/add-on that calculates this time for you and stores it in a custom field.
My company (MindsUnited) offers such an add-on if you are interested.
How to calculate Stage durations for Business process flows?
Here is an example of that Excel Template I mentioned
https://partnerassets.blob.core.windows.net/templates/SLA%20Estimated%20Time%20Elapsed.xlsx
I used this formula to add an additional column (the green one) which estimates the time elapsed:
=IF(AND([@Status]<>"Noncompliant";[@Status]<>"Success");NOW()-[@[Created On]];IF(ISBLANK([@[Succeeded On]]);[@[Modified On]];[@[Succeeded On]])-[@[Created On]])
See this article on how to upload this template to Dynamics:https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/customer-engagement/marketing/manage-excel-templates#step-3-upload-the-template-and-share-with-others
For your question about Business Process Flows, what exactly are you trying to calculate? Other than the calculation that you already pointed out?
@Michael
i have an 3 stages in case form
identify ,research,resolve
it is taking time . so is it possible to know how much time is that taking like is that business process flow running every 5 mins???
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