Configure the general settings for a tenant
| Field name | Description |
|---|---|
| Name |
A unique name, such as Joe Bloggs. |
| Description |
A description of your tenant, such as the Operations Manager. |
| Administrator User |
A name for the Administrator user for the tenant. |
| Administrator Password |
A password for the Administrator user. The password should match the regular expression pattern "^(?=.*[a-z])(?=.*[A-Z])(? =.*[0-9])(?=.*[!@#\$%\^&\*])(?=.{10,})", that is, a combination of lower and upper case characters, numeric and special characters, and should be 10 characters long. |
| Confirm Password |
Re-enter the Administrator password for confirmation. |
| Database Server |
Select the Database server. |
| Expiration Date |
A date after which the tenant is automatically deactivated and cannot be accessed in any associated (production or additional) environments. The expiry date must be today or in the future.
To reactivate a tenant after deactivation, you must either clear the expiry date or set it to a future date. The reactivation fails if the expiry date is in the past. |
| Company Name |
The company name, such as Tungsten Automation. |
| Company Address |
Address of the company. |
| Contact Number |
Contact number. |
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The email ID to send the URL details of TotalAgility Advanced Studio and Workspace. |
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| Country |
Country name. |
| Number of Tenants |
The number of tenants currently existing for the selected database server is displayed. |
| Notes |
Optional. Enter the additional information for the tenant. |
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Enable Concurrent System Tasks |
Optional. If turned on, enhances scalability by enabling in-memory system tasks for tenants in the Tenant Management System. With multiple Core Workers handling system tasks simultaneously, on-premise multi-tenant installations with a small number of tenants (fewer than five) can improve performance and scalability. This setting is useful only for installations with a small number of tenants. For larger deployments, the standard round-robin approach is the recommended method for optimal load distribution. |
| Override Maximum Ingest Threads | Enable to override the maximum ingest threads allowed for a tenant. |
| Maximum Ingest Threads | The maximum ingest threads allowed for a tenant. This limit defines the maximum concurrent polls that are
allowed for an import source in Import connection in
TotalAgility Advanced Studio.
Values:
Increasing the number of concurrent polls improves the performance of an import source. For more
information, see
Vertical
scaling of import sources.
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Settings for the production environment
| Field name | Description |
|---|---|
| Advanced Studio Access |
By default, the user is allowed access to TotalAgility Advanced Studio from the production environment. If the TotalAgility Advanced Studio access is not allowed, the Station and Volume license details are not visible. |
| Reporting |
Configure the following settings:
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| Retention Policy | Configure the retention policy settings for the artifacts. When the retention policy is executed, the items are removed as appropriate. |
| Station Licenses and Volume Licenses | This section displays the license types and the maximum number of licenses that you can allocate to a
tenant.
You can change the maximum number of licenses to allocate. For example, select the row for the Station license, such as TotalAgility Concurrent Full User or TotalAgility Concurrent Full User - Reserve, specify the maximum number of licenses to allocate, and click Update. The license information such as license name, the number of licenses allocated, and the maximum number of licenses that you can allocate to a tenant, are displayed. If you change the number of licenses allocated to the tenant, the number is decremented from the overall BPO licenses. Allocating more than the number of licenses available to a tenant generates a warning. Tenants can view the number of allocated and available license types. |
Configure the retention policy settings
Retention policies can automatically assist in minimizing the database size. Defining the retention period and the number of versions to retain for certain items helps in cleaning up unused items, managing database growth, and optimizing performance.
Any changes you make in the retention policy are tracked in the audit log entries. On upgrading TotalAgility from an earlier version, the retention settings remain as they were before the upgrade.
Configure the versions of items to retain
You can configure the number of versions to retain for Forms, Processes, Business Rules, Classification Groups, Extraction Groups, Folder Types, Document/Activity Variants, Data Models, Packages, Test Suites, and TotalAgility Advanced Studio.
On the Version tab, select either option:
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Custom (default): Select the number of versions, such as 8 for Last Versions. The latest eight versions of the selected item are retained. (Default: Last 10 versions, Minimum: Last 1 version)
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All: Retains all versions for an item.
Configure the time-based retention period
You can configure the time-based retention period for Internal Users, External Users, Audit Log Entries, and TCM Packs.
- Click the Time tab.
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Select either option for each item:
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Custom (default): Select the number of years, months, and days to retain the item as required. See the following table for the default and minimum values of each item.
Item Default Minimum Internal Users 1 Year, 0 Months, 0 Days 1 Day External Users 0 Years, 6 Months, 0 Days 1 Day Audit Log Entries 0 Years, 1 Month, 0 Days 1 Day KCM Packs 0 Years, 1 Month, 0 Days 1 Day - Indefinitely: Retains all the documents permanently.
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Configure the document retention period
You can configure the retention period for documents.
- Click the Document tab.
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To
Retain Documents, select either option for each item:
- Custom (default): Select the number of years, months, and days to retain the documents as required. (Default: 0 Year, 6 Months, 0 Days, and Minimum: 1 Day)
- Indefinitely: Retains all the documents permanently.
Define the retention process execution
You can configure the chunk size and maximum jobs that can be deleted per retention task execution.
- Click the Execution tab.
- Select the Retention Chunk Size and Maximum Jobs. (Default: 250 for documents and 1000 for jobs)