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Escalating late work

The passed deadline interval defines when to take further action because the step or case is past the deadline. The passed deadline interval is configurable in Dev Studio only. Unlike the goal and deadline intervals, you can configure the passed deadline interval to repeat a fixed number of times, or repeat indefinitely until the user completes the assignment. You can continue to increase the assignment urgency and send an escalation action each time the passed deadline elapses.
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The maximum urgency is 100. At an urgency value of 100, Pega Platform™ ignores further urgency adjustments and continues other escalation actions.

  • 直到时间段结束才会改变urgency
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Attaching PDF files to a case

During a case life cycle, you can generate PDF files and attach them to the case. The Create PDF automation attaches a screenshot of a view to the case in PDF format. The view used must exist prior to configuring the automation. During execution, the view is rendered and the screen gets captured and converted to a PDF file.You can create one or more PDF files during case processing and attach them to the case. The file can also be sent as an email attachment. The PDF files can then be used for various business purposes.

When you configure the PDF automation, consider the page size and orientation of the generated PDF. Design the view to include the most relevant information that you want to present to the user. The PDF directly reflects the layout. Test the view with various property values to ensure the values do not overlap with other parts of the layout. If you include images, ensure the size and placement fits as expected. Additional images increase the PDF file size, and increase the processing time. Attaching multiple documents to the case increases case data and database size.

  • You can attach multiple PDF files to one case.

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Configuring cascading approvals with a reporting structure