Information transfer between standard processes

The standard processes transfer information to one another by means of the run-time database and the internal storage folder.

To run the standard processes remotely, allow the remote machine access to both the database and the storage folder.

These tables demonstrate how the information is exchanged among the processes.

Table 1: general steps

Step in the processing sequence	Standard process	Reads	Writes
Step 1	CCM_Registration	request files ¹	request records ²
Step 2	CCM_Application	request records ²	correspondence records ²
Step 3	CCM_Communication	correspondence records ²	communication records ²

Table 2: electronic output

Step in the processing sequence	Standard process	Reads	Writes
Step 4	CCM_ElectronicDelivery ⁵	communication records ²	communication records and electronic output ¹

Table 3: printed output

Step in the processing sequence	Standard process	Reads	Writes
Step 4	CCM_PrintDelivery	communication records ²	process and job records ^2,3
Step 5	CCM_Bundling	process records ²	envelope records ²
Step 6	CCM_Stacking	envelope records ²	stack records ²
Step 7	CCM_Streaming ⁴	stack records ²	stack records ²
Step 8	CCM_Conversion ⁴	stack records ²	stack records ²
Step 9	CCM_Distribution ⁴	stack records ²	stack records and print output ¹

Note the following:

¹ Stored in public input and output folders, to be maintained by the customer.

² These records are stored in the run-time database and can be monitored in KCM Studio.

³ A process record is an alternate representation of a print communication.

⁴ These standard processes transform an input record, instead of creating a new output record.