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Bulk Copy or Transfer Records

Transfer or copy processes and value streams to a different company within your organisation, or outside of your organisation.

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Written by Hylet Pistorius
Updated over 3 weeks ago

As an administrator, you can transfer records between different companies in your organisation. Transferring a record is the same as copying it. The original record is retained in the source company.

Transfer Records

Follow these steps to perform a transfer or copy of records. Transfer and duplicate will be found under Actions in the Bulk Change sidebar.

What happens after the record(s) have been transferred or copied?

  • All selected processes and value streams will be copied into the destination company's transferred folder.

  • Title and objectives will be transferred as is.

  • Review cycle and business continuity will change to default and have to be set again.

  • All nodes (activities, decisions, process links) and their associated tasks will be transferred as is.

  • Tags and attachments will be created if they do not exist already and allocated according to the original process.

  • All the roles associated with these records will be created if they do not exist already and allocated according to the original process.

  • All stakeholders, including informees, will be the same as in the original process. This includes automatic informees and manually added informees.

  • No users will be linked to the roles or stakeholders, even if they are associated with the company being transferred to.

  • Associated documents will not be transferred and have to be reassociated. These need to be created in the company if they do not exist.

  • The status returns to draft.

  • The version number changes to 0.1.

Why do I not see any companies when I select the external instance?

As this feature is a push mechanism, ProcessPro needs to establish a connection between the source and destination instances.

Please contact ProcessPro support to set this up for you.

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