Managing system events
Managing system events involves creating, monitoring, and handling events to drive automation and streamline processes. Administrators and developers can define custom events, register them in the system, and set up actions or work-flows that respond to these events. This functionality helps ensure efficient task execution, helps improve system monitoring, and enables more robust error handling for enhanced operational reliability.
Overview of managing system events
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Create custom system events.
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Accelerate the execution process by moving high priority events from the default queue to an isolated queue.
Pass event parameters from a work-flow to a notification
Pass two event parameters that send information about a record or related records from a work-flow to a notification.
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Register an event for a specific table and a business rule that fires the event.
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Re-fire an event for testing or diagnostic purposes.
System events reference
For more information, see System events reference.
- Create an event
If you do not find a suitable existing event, you can create your own. - Move an event
Accelerate the execution process by moving high priority events from the default queue to an isolated queue. - Pass event parameters from a work-flow to a notification
Pass two event parameters that send information about a record or related records from a work-flow to a notification. - Register an event
You can register an event for a specific table and a business rule that fires the event. - Reprocess an event
You can fire the event again for testing or diagnostic purposes.
Parent Topic:System Events