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Guided Journey - Analytics Task Type sends parameters of user, not on individual being transacted

edited Feb 26, 2023 6:52PM in Journeys 7 comments

Summary:

Created a quick OTBI Analysis to assist the Shared Services team to help know the Hire Action Reason based on the Requisition Business Justification since they are tied. When tying this Guided Journey on Convert Pending Worker, the Analysis Parameter is sending over the Person ID of who I'm logged in as, not the Person ID of the the individual being converted.

Is this the intended behavior?

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When creating the Guided Journey Analytics Task Type, established the Analysis Parameters for Person ID and created a prompt in the OTBI analysis for the Person ID


When I go to transact and execute the Convert Pending Worker, I select the Guided Journey I created (in this instance called "Associated Requisition Business Justification") and the associated report runs but errors out. Without a prompt or parameter, I can get it to run for a hard-coded prompt or entire list, but we want to only show the details for this single person being converting to a new hire.

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