Learn how to configure and manage Signal Product Profiles to define the signal detection scope.
About Signal Product Profiles
Signal Product Profiles define a Product Family and the parameters used in signal detection. You can specify the database to which the profile has access and the appropriate Signal Alert Rule Sets that will determine whether the Product-Event Combination (PEC) is a potential signal. Signal Product Profiles will specify additional signal detection parameters, such as the frequency at which the Signal Alert Rule Engine runs, in future releases.
Prerequisites
Before performing the configuration on this page, you must first configure the appropriate layouts and permissions.
Create Signal Product Profiles
To create a Signal Product Profile:
- Navigate to Business Admin > Objects > Signal Product Profiles.
- Select Create.
- Complete the following information:
- Organization: Select an option from the drop-down or select the Advanced Search () icon to use filters and refine your search.
- Profile Name: Enter a name for the Signal Product Profile.
- Product Family: Select an option from the drop-down or select the Advanced Search icon to use filters and refine your search.
- Source: Select an option from the drop-down or select the Advanced Search icon to use filters and refine your search.
- Health Authority Database: If you selected Health Authority as the source, select an option from the drop-down or select the Advanced Search icon to use filters and refine your search.
- Select Save or Save + Create to save the Signal Product Profile and create another.
Follow the steps in the section below to complete the Signal Product Profile.
Alert Rule Sets
To add Signal Alert Rule Sets to the Signal Product Profile:
- In the respective Signal Product Profile, expand the Alert Rule Sets section.
- Select Add.
- In the Signal Alert Rule Set dialog, select the applicable Signal Alert Rule Sets or select Create to create new ones. You can also use the search bar and filters to refine your search.
- Select OK.
To learn about how signal alerts work, see Run & Review Signal Alerts.