Designing Seamless Connection between Two Pega Applications for Users with Multiple Entitlements
How can we design a seamless connection between two Pega applications, allowing users entitled to both applications to access cases in read-only or write mode?
What integration strategies, data sharing mechanisms, and access control policies should be considered to achieve a unified and efficient user experience for users with appropriate entitlements in both applications?
Both application resides on different infra (server/DB/Pega instance).
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User1 has access to both the Auto Loan and Mortgage applications.
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When User1 logs into the Auto Loan application, they can seamlessly navigate to to Mortgage a case (of the Mortgage application) by clicking on the case ID to read or edit the case.
Note: Not looking for Process Fabric option for the usecase.
@AKSHAY To design a seamless connection between two Pega applications, you can use Federated Case Management (FCM) to integrate the applications. FCM allows users to access cases from multiple applications without changing context, promoting efficiency and saving time.
To achieve this, follow these steps:
@AKSHAY To design a seamless connection between two Pega applications, you can use Federated Case Management (FCM) to integrate the applications. FCM allows users to access cases from multiple applications without changing context, promoting efficiency and saving time.
To achieve this, follow these steps:
By following these steps, you can create a unified and efficient user experience for users with appropriate entitlements in both applications.
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