You can add a process to a flowchart by dragging a process
box from the palette to the workspace.
About this task
The procedure that follows explains how to drag processes
into a flowchart. Other methods of adding processes are to copy an
existing process (right-click, copy, then paste), or paste a template
from the template library. Templates contain one or more configured
processes and connections. For more information, read about using
templates.
Follow these steps to add processes to a flowchart.
Procedure
- Select .
- Use one of the following methods to open a flowchart:
- Click the name of a campaign, then click a flowchart tab,
then click the Edit icon in
the toolbar.
- Use the Edit a tab icon next to a campaign name to open
a flowchart in that campaign.
The flowchart window opens and the palette appears at
the left of the workspace.
- Drag a process box from the palette to the flowchart. You
can drop the process box into the workspace as soon as the box turns
green and displays a plus sign.
Newly
added process boxes are transparent until they are configured.
Typically, the next step is to
configure the process, by double-clicking it in the workspace to open
the configuration dialog.
To see a list of available actions,
you can right-click a process box in the workspace.
Configured
process boxes have a solid background and border. The round status
icon is blank to indicate that the process has not yet run.
- Click the Save and Continue icon frequently to save
your changes.
Results
As you develop the flowchart, place each subsequent box
in a logical position, such as left to right or top to bottom, and
connect the boxes to indicate the flow of data. Some processes must
be connected before they are configured because they require input
from the source process.
For example, configure a Select process
to select households in a specific earning bracket, then connect it
to an Audience or Merge process. Finally, you test run the process
or branch.
What to do next
See the other available topics for information about configuring,
connecting, and running processes.