You can use Connect’s staging tables and INCENT commands to upload HR data into Incent. While each of these data types can be maintained by comp admins in the Incent […]

The INCENT CALCULATE command enables you to run compensation-plan calculations within Incent. The command can calculate through just credits, just incentives, or both credits and incentives.   NOTE: These exercises […]

Load Data into Incent xSQL’s INCENT commands allow developers to manipulate data programmatically in the Incent application. INCENT commands can be invoked manually or added to scheduled steps and pipelines. […]

Scheduling Connect Jobs Connect allows you to create, monitor, and manage schedules of your business tasks, that is, the steps and pipelines where you store your Incent data integration processes. You […]

Send Email from Connect Connect enables you to compose and send email messages. What’s more, you can integrate these email message objects into your processes using steps and pipelines. For […]

Read and Write CSV Files With xSQL commands, you can read, write, and manipulate data files located on SFTP servers hosted by Xactly. Connect users have access to the SFTP directories […]

Salesforce Connector Query Salesforce with SFDC() Use the SFDC() table function to issue SELECT queries against Salesforce.com objects. Connect’s SFDC() table function returns result sets that you can query using […]

Data Processing with Steps and Pipelines Your primary tool for creating ETL mappings and automating your Incent processes is using step and pipeline domain objects. You can bundle a series of […]

Create and Use Global Variables Connect’s xSQL language allows you to create global variables. These variables persist across sessions and users, and can store: Literal values Expressions that resolve to […]

Create Schemas and Tables Data Definition Language (DDL) enables developers to create and manage Connect domain objects and tables. In this chapter, we’ll learn how to CREATE and DROP schemas […]