Closed Zer0frixion closed 6 months ago
@Zer0frixion could you help us understand what a very active Contact record looks like for you?
We typically like to recreate the number of records and types that you're using to plot where possible. For that we need to know
The child object you're plotting for Contact. For this filter the Timeline_Configuration metadata type to show records where Parent Object = Contact and Active = True
The values you use on the component itself for 'Future Time Range (Years) and Historical Time Range (Years)
The approximate number of records that fall into each type of object from 1. and the time range you selected for 2. Our suggestion is to plot as few records as possible. Quality over quantity. Time Warp has been designed to highlight clusters of key interactions over time across Sales, Service, Marketing and custom use cases. The operative words are ‘key interactions’. Plotting thousands of records muddies the Time Warp with quantity. Only plot the key interactions and we suggest keeping the total number of records less than 500.
So to get the number of Tasks for the Contact you can run
SELECT count() from Task where WhoId='003dL000000WWmMQAW' WHERE
So if you asked to plot Tasks using CreatedDate and the historical time and future time range was 2 then the query would be
SELECT count() from Task where WhoId='
In order to investigate thoroughly we would need counts for any child object over 100 records. Task and Event are good starting points.
@Zer0frixion. In order to investigate further we would need to know the child objects you're plotting on the Contact parent object and some indicative record counts for each object.
Hi Dave...
Unfortunately, I have decided not to utilize the time Warp view. It slowed down performance, and after living with it for a bit, I didn't find it to be an actionable and material improvement in overall productivity. It's great looking, and if it didn't affect load time, i might stay with it. However, there's already a lot of information on any given screen. I'm looking to simplify views, not add to them.
I hope my feedback proves helpful.
Thank you...
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@Zer0frixion https://github.com/Zer0frixion. In order to investigate further we would need to know the child objects you're plotting on the Contact parent object and some indicative record counts for each object.
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Time Warp version Setup->Apps->Packaging->Installed Packages. What is the value in the Version Number column for the package Time Warp.
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