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Component: CA-SIT-ATM
Component Name: Situation Handling: Data Context and Automation
Description: The sequence of activities carried out to resolve open situation instances.
Key Concepts: Resolution flow is a feature of SAP Situation Handling that allows users to define a sequence of steps that should be taken when a situation is triggered. It enables users to automate the process of responding to situations, ensuring that the right steps are taken in the right order. How to use it: To use resolution flow, users must first define the sequence of steps they want to take when a situation is triggered. This can be done by creating a resolution flow diagram in the SAP Situation Handling Designer. The diagram should include all the steps that need to be taken, as well as any conditions or decisions that need to be made along the way. Once the diagram is complete, it can be saved and activated in SAP Situation Handling. Tips & Tricks: When creating a resolution flow diagram, it is important to consider how each step will affect the overall process. For example, if one step requires user input, it may be necessary to add additional steps or conditions to ensure that the process continues even if the user does not provide input. Additionally, it is important to consider how long each step will take and whether there are any dependencies between steps. Related Information: For more information on resolution flow and other features of SAP Situation Handling, please refer to the official SAP documentation. Additionally, there are many online resources available that provide tutorials and best practices for using resolution flow and other features of SAP Situation Handling.