Difference between revisions of "Configuring UTA Provider/Receiver (Consumer) Relationships"

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UTA Provider/Consumer Relationships allows for the sharing of data between different UTAs.

Both the level ones and level twos can be used in this Provider/Consumer relationship.

Below is a high-level overview of the required configuration steps:

• Enable Provider UTA
• Enable Consumer UTA
• Configure Provider UTA connection settings
• Configure Provider UTA display settings
• Configure Consumer UTA Connection roles
• Configure Consumer UTA display settings

These steps are described in greater detail below.

Enable Provider UTA

The first thing you need to do is to indicate that one UTA will act as the Provider, allowing the information held within that UTA to be accessible from a second UTA.

1. Click on the Settings tab in your UTA.

2. Click on the General tab.

3. Scroll down to the Connectivity Settings section.

4. Populate check-box adjacent to Enable UTA Connection as Provider - UTAs can be linked to Other UTAs.

5. Click Save.

Enable Consumer UTA

You must also indicate that a second UTA will act as the Consumer, pulling in the information from the Provider UTA.

1. Click on the Settings tab.

2. Click on the General tab.

3. Scroll down to the Connectivity Settings section.

4. Populate check-box adjacent to Enable UTA Connection as Receiver - UTAs can be linked to Other UTAs.

5. Click Save.

Configure Provider UTA connection settings

You must then formally link the Provider UTA to the Consumer UTA, including selecting whether the link will be based on Level 1s or Level 2s.

1. Click on the Settings tab in your Provider UTA.

2. Click on the General tab.

3. Scroll down to the Connectivity Settings section.

4. There are 2 options available for configuring a link with a Consumer UTA.

• L1 Provider Connection Settings - Configure L1 Provider UTA connection settings: click on this if you wish to link level 1 records in the Provider UTA with a Consumer UTA.
• L2 Provider Connection Settings - Configure L2 Provider UTA connection settings: click on this if you wish to link level 2 records in the Provider UTA with a Consumer UTA.

5. Click on either of these options to go to the UTA Connection Settings page.

6. The UTA Connection Settings consists of the following sections:

• Consumer Application: select the UTA you wish to act as the consumer UTA from a list of all UTAs that have been enabled as consumer UTAs.

• Consumer Level: select whether the consumer UTA will access the provider UTA data from level one records or the level 2 records.

• Template: If you have clicked on the L1 Provider Connection Settings then this will list all Level 1 Templates in the provider UTA. If you have clicked on the L2 Provider Connection Settings this will list all Level 2 Types in the provider UTA. You can choose to link records of a particular type or template in the Provider UTA with a Consumer UTA or can select All if all provider UTA records should be available regardless of type or template.

• Status: If you have clicked on the L1 Provider Connection Settings then this will list all Level 1 statuses in the provider UTA. If you have clicked on the L2 Provider Connection Settings this will list all Level 2 statuses in the provider UTA. You can choose to link records of a particular status in the Provider UTA with a Consumer UTA or can select All if all provider UTA records should be available regardless of status.

• ID Field: The field that will be used as the unique identifier for the provider records.

7. Complete the Connection Settings as necessary and then click Save.

Configure Provider UTA display settings

3. Enable the Standard Field UTA Providers

Configure Consumer UTA Connection roles

5. In the Consumer UTA, go to a Level 1 Entity, and you should have a section below Contacts where you can select a Level 1 from the Provider UTA.

Configure Consumer UTA display settings

3. Enable the Standard Field UTA Providers

See Also

• UTA Provider/Consumer Relationships
• UTA Provider Reports Table