Transaction
Transaction represents a single business operation during an engagement. There can be multiple transactions in a single engagement. The most common source for transactions is
Data Set Properties
| Property | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Transaction | PID | Unique identifier of the transaction. |
| Engagement | Reference to Untitled | Engagement in which the transaction happened. |
| Currency | Attribute | Currency in 3-letter ISO 4217 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_4217 |
| Original State | Entity | The state of the transaction before this engagement started. |
| Process | Entity | Business process name for this transaction. This can group transactions into logical units to watch. You can have for example “Online Order” process for sold products on your web, “Outbound Sale” for sold products during outbound call campaigns, etc. |
| Product | Entity | The product that is part of the transaction. |
| Target State | Entity | The state of the transaction at the end of the engagement. |
| Vendor | Entity | The vendor of the product that takes part in this transaction. |
| Cost | Fact | All the costs associated with this transitions. |
| Exchange Rate | Fact | The rate how to recalculate the foreign currency to the account one. |
| Price | Fact | Base price for this transaction before any discounts for the entire volume. |
| Revenue | Fact | Total actual revenue generated from this transaction. This includes any discounts and applies to the entire volume of the transaction. |
| Volume | Fact | Number of items or volume of products or services associated with this transaction. |