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What is a Use Case?

Use cases are flexible amalgamations of diverse cloud services utilized across various contexts, allowing you to group related services together for comprehensive qualification management.

Use Case Management Interface

Use Case Overview As an Admin user or Use Case Designer, you can open the Use Case configuration component. Here, you will first find a list of all use cases with their main information:

Main Information Displayed

  • Use Case Name: Identifier for the use case
  • Version: Version number of the use case
  • Version Status: Status of the current version
  • Continuous Qualification: Whether continuous monitoring is active
  • Copy Icon: Quick duplication option

Search and Filter Options

Search Functionality

Use the search box at the top of the screen to search for a specific use case by name or TID (Technical Identifier)

Advanced Filters

Click “Adapt Filters” at the top right to open filtering options and refine the view of all use cases

Creating New Use Cases

1

Access Creation

Click the plus button (➕) at the top right of the list of use cases to start creating a new use case
2

Provide Information

Fill in the required fields such as Use Case Name, TID (Technical Identifier), and Version
3

Create Use Case

Click the “Create” button to finalize the creation of the new use case

Use Case Menu Structure

When you select a specific use case, you’ll find the following menu items on the left-hand side:
  • Details
  • Configuration
  • Reporting
  • Initial Qualification
  • Notifications
Use Case Details: View and edit the details of the use case, including status managementLearn more about Use Case Details →

Use Case Lifecycle

Understanding the different states a use case can have is crucial for effective management:
Once a use case reaches the “Retired” status, it cannot be changed, reactivated, or returned to any previous status.

Quick Actions

Create Use Case

Start a new use case configuration from scratch

Copy Use Case

Duplicate an existing use case with all its configurations in a new version

Next Steps