Blue Prism Solution Designer case studies
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The Blue Prism Certified Solution Designer credential is aimed at automation professionals who move beyond building individual processes and take responsibility for the shape, structure and quality of a whole Blue Prism solution. Typical candidates already understand how processes, objects, work queues and exception handling fit together, and now want to show they can architect a solution that is maintainable, testable and governable across its lifecycle. The Blue Prism Solution Designer case studies are 5 cases and about 3,250 words.
1The 40-Second Window in a Batch Reconciliation
A nightly reconciliation process reads 6,000 invoice rows from a CSV, opens each matching record in a legacy ERP client, compares three amounts, and writes a variance flag. The ERP client shows a modal progress dialog after every save that clears in roughly 2.5 seconds but occasionally lingers 40 seconds when the database is under load.
686 words, about 3 min2Shared Object, Two Conflicting Consumers
A single 'Customer' business object is used by two processes. Process A (onboarding) creates new customers and needs the object to submit the form and capture the generated customer ID.
651 words, about 3 min3Queue Items That Vanish on Exception
A claims-handling solution uses a Blue Prism work queue with 4,200 items loaded each morning. The design sets each item to 'Exception' when the downstream portal rejects a claim, and the operations team then reviews the exception queue manually.
633 words, about 3 min4A Go-Live Date That Cannot Hold
A solution is three weeks from go-live. Testing status: the happy path has been demonstrated end to end twice in the test environment; the exception paths have been walked through manually but not executed as automated tests; the business object has been tested only against a test instance of the target application, which differs from production in two known ways (a different login flow and an extra confirmation dialog).
649 words, about 3 min5The Review That Found Nothing
A solution has been in production for eight months. Its design document was approved at inception and has not been revised.
631 words, about 3 min