Learn Pega in 1 Week

Learn how Pega enables business process management by designing and executing transactions with activities, decisions, actors, resources, and outcomes, through the business architect approach.

Discover pega, a low-code, visual platform that lets business users and developers co-create model-driven applications with guardrails, frames for domains, and scalable deployment options.

Master Pega installation as a web application with live environment deployment, enterprise setup, personal edition for practice, and building reusable framework and implementation apps, including cosmos and classic options.

Explore the case lifecycle in Pega, defining case types, stages, and steps, with examples from recruitment and onboarding, including statuses, instructions, and timelines.

Learn to define and manage service level agreements in Pega, using goals, deadlines, and past deadline triggers, with automated urgency, reminders, and escalations.

Skip optional background verification by configuring conditions, and manage sequential and parallel processes in Pega for onboarding stages.

Learn how to automate decisions in a Pega process, using decision shapes, conditions (custom and existing), and flowchart-style back-end configuration to streamline case workflows.

Understand routing mechanisms in Pega, including push and pull routing, work queue and work list, and current versus specific user assignments, guided by business logic and personas.

Learn to model data in Pega by distinguishing data objects and data types, choosing single value properties versus bundles, and building reusable, relatable structures like candidate profiles and address data.

Learn how to configure case approvals in Pega, balancing routing, single vs cascading approvals, and case-level vs step-level settings, using reporting structure and authority matrix to drive multi-level approvals.

Explore Pega data modeling by distinguishing single value properties from value groups, value lists, data types, and data objects, and bundle related fields into candidate pages and lists.

Explore the pega clipboard as a fast per-case memory of name-value data, distinct from database tables, accessible in the development studio and used during server startup.

Explore the clipboard's four page categories: user pages, data pages, linked property pages, and system pages, focusing on the dynamic py work page and px vs py data.

Design requirements emphasize choosing the right property types and applying multi-level validations—property, control, and farm level—using dropdowns, date limits, and character constraints for accurate data in Pega.

Explore how the clipboard shows case data during a transaction, how to view and edit fields, and how changes reflect back to the case, and preview data validation concepts.

Explore Pega routing options—current user, specific user, and conditional business logic—and master data objects, data types, value groups, value lists, and clipboard debugging.

Master data validation by selecting the right property type, applying minimum/maximum character and date constraints, and understanding system of record, external sources, and data views.

Explore case communications to keep customers informed through email and other modes, identify roles (owner, customer, and interested parties), and configure notifications for self-service transactions and common scenarios.

Configure case emails in Pega by selecting dynamic recipients, using templates with database fields, and attaching generated PDFs, all while adjusting content in App Studio and Dev Studio.

Learn to customize user view layouts by optimizing field placement and grid usage to maximize screen space, guided by templates, wireframes, and design guidelines.

Learn how to design user views in pega using section rules and dynamic layouts, choose templates, implement responsive layouts, and apply conditional visibility and calculated fields for dynamic forms.

Master styling and branding in Pega app studio with skins, themes, logos, and fonts, and manage agile work with stories, imports, attachments, and duplicate-case routing.