How to Manage Oracle Fusion Automated Tests in SyntraFlow

Draft transcript, structured from the tutorial's chapters — will be reconciled against the final recording's exact narration before this note is removed.

[00:00]The Customer Dashboard is the central home screen where you search for, review and manage every automation script in your SyntraFlow environment.

[00:20]Use the search bar at the top of the dashboard to find a script by name, keyword or business process — matching results appear as you type.

[00:35]Open the column settings control above the script table to show, hide or reorder columns so the dashboard displays the fields most relevant to your team.

[00:55]Click the favourite (star) icon on a script row to pin it for quick access from the dashboard's favourites view.

[01:06]Recent History lists the scripts you have opened or executed most recently, so you can jump back into recent work without searching again.

[01:22]Yes — archiving removes a script from the active list while preserving its configuration and history, so it can be restored later instead of being permanently deleted.

[01:31]Select a script from the dashboard and open its edit view to update its steps, parameters or configuration.

[01:59]Select a script and choose Execute to run it immediately against the connected environment; execution status and results appear once the run completes.

[02:19]Yes — the scheduling option lets you set a recurring cadence so a script executes automatically without manual intervention.

[02:32]Yes — column headers can be used to sort the script list, and a page-size control lets you change how many scripts are shown at once.

[02:52]Script parameters are listed within the script's detail view, alongside its steps and configuration.

[03:09]The Requirement Document captures the business requirement behind a script, giving reviewers context for why the automation exists and what it is meant to validate.

[03:19]Open a script's detail view and select the Requirement Document tab to view the linked requirement.

[03:49]Yes — the Requirement Document can be edited directly, and notes can be added to capture additional context or review comments.

[04:17]When a script needs optimisation, the dashboard flags it so the change can be reviewed and the underlying steps or parameters adjusted before it is run again.

[04:27]Yes — both the parameters and the individual steps of a script can be edited directly from its detail view.

[05:13]Each parameter is labelled as mandatory or optional in the script's parameter list, so you know which values must be supplied before execution.

[05:22]The Build Script Dashboard is where new automation scripts are created and assembled, separate from the main script-management view.

[05:31]From the Build Script Dashboard, choose the option to start a new script and follow the guided steps to define it.

[05:37]Clicking Record launches the SyntraFlow Recorder so you can capture your on-screen actions as the steps of a new automation script.