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anmol1111
anmol1111 Member, ALL USERS, Partner, Certified Model Builder Posts: 5 New Contributor

Hi,

 

I have just started using CloudWorks, it's a great Anaplan in-built tool for integrations and processes but does anyone have any idea how can we run subsequent process in it. for ex. I have a process A and process B in my model and I want to run in a manner that as soon as process A is complete, Process B should start running? (like a chain of processes)

 

Thanks,

Anmol Sarna

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  • Ingilavicus
    Ingilavicus Member, ALL USERS, GroupMember, Partner, Certified Master Anaplanner, Certified Model Builder Posts: 5 Master Anaplanner of the Year

    Hi @anmol1111 ,

     

    Think you can try to schedule the 2 processes in cloud works with a slight delay, the model should not start the second process before the first has ended, but think the simplest thing would be to simply make a new process in your model that has all the actions from the 2 current processes in the proper sequence and schedule that in CloudWorks. 

     

    As CloudWorks integrations have a limited count per tenant, this would also be better for making sure you don't run out of the integrations allocated to you. 

     

    Andris

  • ManjunathKN
    ManjunathKN Member, ALL USERS, Certified Model Builder Posts: 5

    Hi @anmol1111 

    you can merge the process or else you can create one more process and add the actions in such order.

     

    Thanks,
    Manjunath

  • anmol1111
    anmol1111 Member, ALL USERS, Partner, Certified Model Builder Posts: 5 New Contributor
    Hey Manjunath, by merging the process - do you mean combining it within anaplan model itself??
  • ManjunathKN
    ManjunathKN Member, ALL USERS, Certified Model Builder Posts: 5

    yeah, unless it is required to run separately or you can create a new one using all those actions. 

  • david.savarin
    david.savarin Member, ALL USERS, Community Member Posts: 7 Regular Contributor

    You currently cannot manage within anaplan 2 process with one triggering the other.

    Apart from the previously options mentionned, you will need an external process manager.

    As we are using aws already, we use an aws service called step function to trigger a anaplan process after another one is completed.

    If you are using a cloud computing provider like aws or the other ones (google cloud or azure), it can be an option and the cost is low (aws step function has a 4000 monthly run for their free tier level. So Depending on your process frequency and volume, it can be used for free)