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Errors that affect Users

Feature

Ignore the noise and focus on the issues that are critical! Germain has the ability to help you understand the impact, at scale, of any errors on the end-user and business operations. In other words, Germain helps focus on the errors that impact Users of an application, and ignore the million other errors that don’t impact users or business.

Configuration

The way to do Tag Errors in Germain varies depending the monitored application. Here are is 3 examples:

  • Magento User Errors

  • Oracle Siebel CRM User Errors

  • Salesforce User Errors

Please contact us for Tagging Errors for other applications.

Magento User Errors

  1. Enable Magento Error Monitoring (KPI/Component/..)

  2. Add Portlet to display Magento Error
    Use “JavaScript Popup Dialog” KPI or any other KPI you have created.

  3. Exclude Errors
    If you still need to ignore/exclude some of these errors, follow this process/example that is about excluding any errors that contain the string “…Required…”:

Filter: "does not contain"

Oracle Siebel CRM User Errors

For Siebel, it is a bit more complicated to configure Germain to monitor the list of errors that affect Siebel Users, but it is possible by following the below process.

  1. Build List of critical Oracle Siebel Errors

  2. Enable KPI/Component/..

  3. Add Portlet to display Oracle Siebel Errors
    Select “Siebel JavaScript Popup Dialog” and Use “Message” as pivot

    Result/Example:
    e.g. 1,044 Users were forced to re-logon due to a number of Siebel Application crash.

  4. Exclude Oracle Siebel Errors
    If you still need to ignore/exclude some of these errors, follow this process/example that is about excluding any errors that contain the string “…Required…”:

Filter: "does not contain"

Salesforce User Errors

  1. Enable Salesforce User Error Monitoring (KPI/Component/..)

  2. Add Portlet to display Salesforce User Errors
    User “JavaScript Popup Dialog” or any other KPI you have created and you will see Salesforce User Errors but if you can also get the Salesforce Apex Error

  3. Exclude Salesforce User Errors
    If you still need to ignore/exclude some of these errors, follow this process/example that is about excluding any errors that contain the string “…Required…”:

Filter: "does not contain"

  1. Or Filter on specific Error String Types

    Example of a Filter to only Display Error you care about - Germain UX

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Feature Availability: 2022.1 or later

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