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View Rate Matrix is a grid portlet that provides users a single place to view all the rates defined across multiple rate matrix without going to administration tab. Each Matrix may be defined with different columns (ex: Charge Code, Client, Department, Entity, Input type Code etc). This portlet dynamically brings only the columns associated with that rate matrix and provides the detailed information. User can view information related to one matrix at a time. -
You are no longer regulated to the desktop browser to respond to action items. Learn how Rego solved this problem using just your email. We’ll talk about various use cases where you would get maximum benefit from a simple response on an action item directly from your email. It doesn’t matter if you are using email on your desktop, laptop, phone or tablet. The Action Item Responder as you covered. -
This training document is a Rego Consulting Quick Reference Guide to assist with Task Assignments in Clarity’s Modern User Experience. This doc references version 16.1 views. Document provides detail on how to use the Assignments tab to add resources to tasks, tips on how to group resource data, updating ETC values and Per-Period Metrics. -
Learn advanced administrative development tasks—including Objects and Fields, Object Portlets, Basic Processes, and XOG. In the last portion of this class we will walk through the high-level data model within the CA PPM database and walk through some basic NSQL portlets. This is a more technical class focusing on basic configurations - designed for non-technical people (especially the last 3 hours of the day) -
Imagine responding to Clarity PPM workflow tasks (like timesheet approvals, budget reviews, and stage gate decisions) directly from your email. No login required, yet all conversations, decisions, and even context from attachments and images are automatically - and securely - captured in Clarity. Sound like a dream? Join this class to learn how to save time and increase adoption with this easy innovation. -
A Quick Reference Guide to assist in the administrative process of creating a new Clarity OBS. An Organizational Breakdown Structure (OBS) is a hierarchical structure that can be used to align resources, projects and investments. An OBS can be used for reporting and access control based on OBS membership. Note: the following steps apply when creating a non-financial OBS. The financial OBS (Department and Location OBS) are generally setup as part of the Clarity implementation.

