Contents Web Service Connector Configuration Examples

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Web Service Connector Configuration Examples ......................................................................................... 1
An Example to Get Stock Value Using Markit On Demand Web Services. ............................................... 2
To Configure the Web Service Request ................................................................................................ 2
To Configure the Response Processing for the Metrics ........................................................................ 4
To Select Metrics for Business Indicators ............................................................................................. 5
An Example to Get Sentiment Value Using General Sentiment Web Services ......................................... 6
To Configure the Web Service Request ................................................................................................ 7
To Configure the Response Processing for the Metrics ...................................................................... 10
To Select Metrics for Business Indicators ........................................................................................... 11
An Example to Get Currencies Exchange Rate Using Yahoo Web Services ............................................ 12
To Configure the Web Service Request .............................................................................................. 13
An Example to Get Weather Information Using Yahoo Web Services ................................................... 18
To Configure the Web Service Request .............................................................................................. 19
An Example to Get Brand Influence Score Using Klout Web Services .................................................... 23
To Configure the Web Service Request for a Variable........................................................................ 24
To Configure the Response Processing for a Variable ........................................................................ 26
To Configure the Web Service Request for the Metric ....................................................................... 27
Web Service Connector Configuration Examples
All examples listed in this document are running on http://caexecbeta.myaws.net.
Note: Before using these examples read the ‘Using Web Service Connector’ section in the CA Executive
Insight Configuration and Administration Guide.
An Example to Get Stock Value Using Markit On Demand Web Services.
This example illustrates a web connector with a simple request and response to obtain stock value.
Only one metric will be obtained.
The URL to the Web Services documentation: http://dev.markitondemand.com/#doc
To create a Web Service connector that is using Markit on Demand web services please perform the
following steps:
1.
2.
3.
4.
Log in to the Admin UI.
Click Metric Connectors under the Admin tab. The Metric Connector page opens.
Click Add New, and select Web Connector from the drop-down list. The Web Connector page opens.
In the Name field, enter Markit on Demand Connector
To Configure the Web Service Request
5. On the Properties tab, enter the following:
 Leave Active Request field empty, as this will be filled in with the Request Name once saved and
allows for multiple requests for the same connector using the New and Clone buttons.
 In the Request Name field, enter Stock
 Leave Method as GET
 In the URL field, enter http://dev.markitondemand.com/Api/v2/Quote
 Click Add new parameter link, enter the following:
symbol
CA
 Leave Authentication, Content, and Headers with the default field values.
6. Verify your screen looks like the image below:
7. Click Test
8. In the Response radio button group, select Status to verify that the Response status is OK.
Status:
Request Name: Stock
Status Line: HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Status Code: 200
9. In the Response radio button group, select Body to verify that XML data is displayed as the following:
Body:
Request Name: Stock
Body: <StockQuote>
<Status>SUCCESS</Status>
<Name>CA Inc</Name>
<Symbol>CA</Symbol>
< XML element above that could be used as a metric name
<LastPrice>31.98</LastPrice>
< XML element above that could be used as a metric value
<Change>-0.5</Change>
<ChangePercent>-1.539408867</ChangePercent>
<Timestamp>Wed Dec 18 12:47:46 UTC-05:00 2013</Timestamp>
<MSDate>41626.5331712963</MSDate>
<MarketCap>14431742520</MarketCap>
<Volume>284794</Volume>
<ChangeYTD>21.98</ChangeYTD>
<ChangePercentYTD>45.4959053685</ChangePercentYTD>
<High>32.5</High>
<Low>31.935</Low>
<Open>32.44</Open>
</StockQuote>
To Configure the Response Processing for the Metrics
10. On the Processing tab, enter the following:
 In the Type drop-down list, select Metric.
 Leave Parser with the default field value.
 In the Metric Name field, enter the XPath expression //Symbol to parse the metric name from
the XML body.
 In the Metric Value field, enter the XPath expression //LastPrice to parse the metric value from
the XML body.
 Leave Metric Timestamp field empty to use the poller provided timestamp.
11. Click Test
12. In the Response radio button group, select Result to verify the processing results.
Results:
Request Name: Stock
Expression: //Symbol
[CA]
Expression: //LastPrice
[31.98]
13. Set Polling interval field to desired value, for example 15 minutes.
15. Click Save
To Select Metrics for Business Indicators
16. On Metrics tab, expand Stock and select metric CA to make it an business indicator
18. Click Save
An Example to Get Sentiment Value Using General Sentiment Web Services
This example illustrates a web connector that requires OAuth 1.0 authentication. For the response
processing it will obtain the timestamp from the response and use the JSON parser.
The URL to the Web Services documentation: http://api.generalsentiment.com/doc/. To get OAuth 1.0
credentials (consumer key and consumer secret); you will need an account with
http://www.generalsentiment.com.
To create a WS connector that is using General Sentiment web services, please perform the following
steps:
1.
2.
3.
4.
In the Name field, enter Google Sentiment Connector.
 Leave the Active Request field empty, as this will be filled in with the Request Name once saved
and allows for multiple requests for the same connector using the New and Clone buttons.
 In the Request Name field, enter Google Sentiment.
 Select POST in the Method.
 In the URL field, enter http://api.generalsentiment.com/api/getSentiment.
 Leave Parameters and Raw Body with the default field values.
 Click Add new body parameter link, enter the following:
synset
Google\tGOOG
start_date
$startTime{yyyyMMdd}
end_date
$endTime{yyyyMMdd}
time_unit
day
depository
twitter
aggregate_sources
true
 Select OAuth in Authentication drop-down.
 Select Default in the OAuth Provider drop-down.
 Select application/x-www-form-urlencoded in the Content drop-down.
7. Click Setup OAuthand perform the following:
 Leave Version and Token Verb with the default field values.
 In the Consumer Key field, enter a Consumer Key obtained from General Sentiment.
 In the Consumer Secret field, enter a Consumer Secret obtained from General Sentiment.
 Leave Token Key, Token Secret and OAuth Verifier empty.
 Check the Auto Authorize check box.
 In the Request Token URL field, enter http://api.generalsentiment.com/oauth/request_token.
 In the Access Token URL field, enter http://api.generalsentiment.com/oauth/access_token.
 In the Authorization URL field, enter http://api.generalsentiment.com/oauth/authorize.
 Leave Callback URL with the default field value.
9. Click OK to save and close the OAuth Authentication dialog.
10. Click Test
Status:
Request Name: Google Sentiment
Status Line: OK
Status Code: 200
12. In the Response radio button group, select Body to verify that JSON data is displayed as the
following:
Body:
Body: [ {
"sentiment" : 0.36857569574356347,
< JSON element value above that could be used as a metric value
"date" : 20131218
< JSSON element value above that could be used as a metric timestamp
}, {
"sentiment" : 0.47353098525409215,
"date" : 20131219
}]
 In the Parser drop-down list, select JSON
o Consult with http://goessner.net/articles/JsonPath/ to find more info about JsonPath.
 In the Metric Name field, enter {Sentiment} to create the metric name.
 In the Metric Value field, enter the JsonPath expression $..sentiment to parse the metric value
from the JSON body.
 In the Metric Timestamp field, enter the JsonPath expression $..date to parse the metric
timestamp from the JSON body.
 In the Date/Time Format field, enter yyyyMMdd to indicate that timestamp is coming in this
format.
14. Click Test.
Results:
Expression: {Sentiment}
[Sentiment]
Expression: $..sentiment
[0.36857569574356347, 0.47353098525409215]
Expression: $..date
[20131218, 20131219]
16. Set Polling interval field to 1440 minutes (1 day).
18. Click Save.
19. On Metrics tab, expand Google Sentiment and select metric Sentiment to create a business indicator.
21. Click Save.
An Example to Get Currencies Exchange Rate Using Yahoo Web Services
This example illustrates a web connector that obtains multiple metrics from multiple XML elements in
the response.
To create a Web Service connector that is using Yahoo financial web services please perform the
following steps:
1.
2.
3.
4.
In the Name field, enter Yahoo Finance Connector
 Leave the Active Request field empty, as this will be filled in with the Request Name once saved
and allows for multiple requests for the same connector using the New and Clone buttons.
 In the Request Name field, enter Currencies.
 In the URL field, enter http://finance.yahoo.com/webservice/v1/symbols/allcurrencies/quote
 No Parameters are required for this request.
7. Click Test .
Status:
Request Name: Currencies
Status Code: 200
Body:
Body: <list version="1.0">
<meta>
<type>resource-list</type>
</meta>
<resources count="168" start="0">
<resource classname="Quote">
<field name="name">USD/KRW</field>
< XML attribute above that could be used as metric names
<field name="price">1052.199951</field>
< XML attribute above that could be used as metric values
<field name="symbol">KRW=X</field>
<field name="ts">1387395810</field>
< XML attribute above that could be used as metric timestamps
<field name="type">currency</field>
<field name="utctime">2013-12-18T19:43:30+0000</field>
<field name="volume">0</field>
</resource>
……………………………………………………
<resource classname="Quote">
<field name="name">USD/ARS</field>
<field name="price">6.375500</field>
<field name="symbol">ARS=X</field>
<field name="ts">1387395903</field>
<field name="type">currency</field>
<field name="utctime">2013-12-18T19:45:03+0000</field>
<field name="volume">0</field>
</resource>
</resources>
</list>

In the Metric Name field, enter the XPath expression //field[@name='name'] to parse the
metric name from the XML body.
 In the Metric Value field, enter the XPath expression //field[@name='price'] to parse the metric
value from the XML body.
 In the Metric Timestamp field, enter the XPath expression //field[@name='ts'] to parse the
metric timestamp from the XML body.
 In the Date/Time Format field, enter Seconds to indicate that timestamp is coming in this
format.
11. Click Test.
Results:
Expression: //field[@name='name']
[USD/KRW, SILVER 1 OZ 999 NY, USD/VND, USD/BOB, USD/MOP, USD/BDT, USD/MDL, USD/VEF,
USD/GEL, USD/ISK, USD/BYR, USD/THB, USD/MXV , USD/TND, USD/JMD, USD/DKK, USD/SRD,
USD/BWP, USD/NOK, USD/MUR, USD/ZMK, USD/AZN, USD/INR, USD/MGA, USD/CAD, USD/XAF,
USD/LBP, USD/XDR, USD/IDR, USD/IEP, USD/AUD, USD/MMK, USD/LYD, USD/ZAR, USD/IQD,
USD/XPF, USD/TJS, USD/CUP, USD/UGX, USD/NGN, USD/PGK, USD/TOP, USD/TMT, USD/KES,
USD/CRC, USD/MZN, USD/SYP, USD/ANG, USD/ZMW, USD/BRL, USD/BSD, USD/NIO, USD/GNF,
USD/BMD, USD/SLL, USD/MKD, USD/BIF, USD/LAK, USD/BHD, USD/SHP, USD/BGN, USD/SGD,
USD/CNY, USD/EUR, USD/TTD, USD/SCR, USD/BBD, USD/SBD, USD/MAD, USD/GTQ, USD/MWK,
USD/PKR, USD/PEN, USD/AED, USD/LVL, PALLADIUM 1 UZ, USD/UAH, USD/LRD, USD/LSL,
USD/SEK, USD/RON, USD/XOF, USD/COP, USD/CDF, USD/USD, USD/TZS, USD/GHS, USD/NPR,
USD/ZWL, USD/SOS, USD/DZD, USD/FKP, USD/LKR, USD/JPY, USD/CHF, USD/KYD, USD/CLP,
USD/IRR, USD/AFN, USD/DJF, USD/SVC, USD/PLN, USD/PYG, USD/ERN, USD/ETB, USD/ILS,
USD/TWD, USD/KPW, USD/GIP, USD/BND, USD/HNL, USD/CZK, USD/HUF, USD/BZD, USD/JOD,
USD/RWF, USD/LTL, USD/RUB, USD/RSD, USD/WST, PLATIN 1 UZ 999, USD/PAB, USD/NAD,
USD/DOP, USD/ALL, USD/HTG, USD/AMD, USD/KMF, USD/MRO, USD/HRK, USD/KHR, USD/PHP,
USD/KWD, USD/XCD, COPPER HIGHGRADE, USD/CNH, USD/SDG, USD/CLF, USD/KZT, USD/TRY,
USD/FJD, USD/NZD, USD/BAM, USD/BTN, USD/STD, USD/VUV, USD/MVR, USD/AOA, USD/EGP,
USD/QAR, USD/OMR, USD/CVE, USD/KGS, USD/MXN, USD/MYR, USD/GYD, USD/SZL, USD/YER,
USD/SAR, USD/UYU, USD/GBP, USD/UZS, USD/GMD, USD/AWG, USD/MNT, GOLD 1 UZ,
USD/HKD, USD/ARS]
Expression: //field[@name='price']
[1049.640015, 0.049965, 21090.000000, 6.910000, 7.985250, 77.660004, 12.570000, 6.287700,
1.708900, 116.500000, 9470.000000, 32.200001, 2.546564, 1.650150, 106.050003, 5.420600,
3.275000, 8.688100, 6.103500, 30.450001, 0.000000, 0.784400, 61.619999, 2255.000000,
1.065505, 478.015747, 1505.500000, 0.649650, 12155.000000, 0.573921, 1.123356,
984.000000, 1.238000, 10.252300, 1163.050049, 86.620003, 4.773100, 1.000000, 2495.000000,
160.050003, 2.533400, 1.858897, 2.850300, 86.161499, 496.100006, 29.900000, 140.800003,
1.774700, 5.400000, 2.328300, 1.000000, 25.155001, 6828.000000, 1.000000, 4335.000000,
44.830002, 1535.000000, 8005.500000, 0.377100, 0.611450, 1.428800, 1.257310, 6.071800,
0.726040, 6.430000, 12.061450, 2.000000, 7.192645, 8.154150, 7.878000, 426.649994,
106.400002, 2.789000, 3.673100, 0.510250, 0.001432, 8.285000, 81.449997, 10.330000,
6.527900, 3.248600, 477.250000, 1944.000000, 911.500000, 1.000000, 1603.500000, 2.302500,
99.919998, 322.355011, 1172.000000, 78.334999, 0.611400, 130.800003, 103.425003,
0.887760, 0.820000, 526.794983, 24794.000000, 54.020000, 180.750000, 8.747500, 3.026850,
4518.845215, 14.880000, 19.115999, 3.505850, 29.730000, 900.000000, 0.611450, 1.260000,
20.405001, 20.037500, 216.294998, 1.990000, 0.707800, 670.000000, 2.502100, 32.762501,
83.335503, 2.320498, 0.000745, 1.000000, 10.352000, 42.500000, 102.099998, 43.240002,
404.950012, 357.725006, 290.500000, 5.546800, 3995.000000, 44.270000, 0.283000, 2.700000,
0.297000, 6.073750, 5.692500, 0.022740, 154.125000, 2.039300, 1.882500, 1.211460, 1.422450,
62.005001, 17835.000000, 96.330002, 15.410000, 97.730003, 6.895850, 3.641450, 0.384950,
79.080002, 49.053501, 12.846800, 3.256000, 207.949997, 10.319000, 214.755005, 3.750700,
21.170000, 0.608180, 2199.929932, 37.599998, 1.789800, 1637.500000, 0.000809, 7.752565,
6.377100]
Expression: //field[@name='ts']
[1387396070, 1387391984, 1387395910, 1387395790, 1387395790, 1387395910, 1387395803,
1387395910, 1387395790, 1387395790, 1387395790, 1387396030, 1387395930, 1387396058,
1387395910, 1387396080, 1387395910, 1387395790, 1387396081, 1387395910, 0,
1387395790, 1387396025, 1387395910, 1387396081, 1387395790, 1387395804, 1387395790,
1387395790, 1387395790, 1387396050, 1387395910, 1387395910, 1387396080, 1387395910,
1387395803, 1387395790, 1387395790, 1387395803, 1387395803, 1387395790, 1387395920,
1387395790, 1387396073, 1387395910, 1387395910, 1387395910, 1387395803, 1387395910,
1387396016, 1387395790, 1387395910, 1387395901, 1387395790, 1387395910, 1387395802,
1387395910, 1387395910, 1387395910, 1387395790, 1387395790, 1387396081, 1387395910,
1387396060, 1387395802, 1387395846, 1387395790, 1387395790, 1387396073, 1387395802,
1387395803, 1387395910, 1387395910, 1387395910, 1387396070, 1387390587, 1387395803,
1387395910, 1387395790, 1387396081, 1387396076, 1387395910, 1387395910, 1387395802,
1387395790, 1387395910, 1387395910, 1387395790, 1387395790, 1387395910, 1387396073,
1387395790, 1387395790, 1387396081, 1387396081, 1387395790, 1387395896, 1387395910,
1387395910, 1387395910, 1387395803, 1387396081, 1387395790, 1387395920, 1387395790,
1387396050, 1387395910, 1387395790, 1387395790, 1387395802, 1387395802, 1387396081,
1387396080, 1387395790, 1387395910, 1387395802, 1387396046, 1387396081, 1387395910,
1387395790, 1387390616, 1387395790, 1387395910, 1387395803, 1387395790, 1387395803,
1387395790, 1387395803, 1387395910, 1387396076, 1387395790, 1387395910, 1387395910,
1387395790, 1387392164, 1387395790, 1387395910, 1387395790, 1387395790, 1387396081,
1387374301, 1387396050, 1387395910, 1387395790, 1387395910, 1387395910, 1387395790,
1387395790, 1387395996, 1387396041, 1387395910, 1387395910, 1387395790, 1387396081,
1387395790, 1387395910, 1387395910, 1387395910, 1387396075, 1387395802, 1387396030,
1387395790, 1387395790, 1387395910, 1387395910, 1387396056, 1387396049, 1387396073]
13. Set Polling interval field to desired value, for example 1 minute.
15. Click Save.
16. On the Metrics tab, expand Currencies and select desired metrics to create business indicators.
18. Click Save
An Example to Get Weather Information Using Yahoo Web Services
This example illustrates a web connector that obtains multiple metrics from a single XML element.
The URL to the Web Services documentation: http://developer.yahoo.com/weather/
To create a WS connector that is using Yahoo weather web services please perform the following steps:
1.
2.
3.
4.
In the Name field, enter Yahoo Weather Connector.
 In the Request Name field, enter Boston Weather.
 In the URL field, enter http://weather.yahooapis.com/forecastrss?w=2367105
 No Parameters are required for this request.
7. Click Test .
Status:
Request Name: Boston Weather
Status Code: 200
Body:
Body: <rss version="2.0" xmlns:geo="http://www.w3.org/2003/01/geo/wgs84_pos#"
xmlns:yweather="http://xml.weather.yahoo.com/ns/rss/1.0">
<channel>
<title>Yahoo! Weather - Boston, MA</title>
<link>http://us.rd.yahoo.com/dailynews/rss/weather/Boston__MA/*http://weather.yahoo.
com/forecast/USMA0046_f.html</link>
<description>Yahoo! Weather for Boston, MA</description>
<language>en-us</language>
<lastBuildDate>Wed, 18 Dec 2013 1:52 pm EST</lastBuildDate>
<ttl>60</ttl>
<yweather:location city="Boston" country="United States" region="MA"/>
<yweather:units distance="mi" pressure="in" speed="mph" temperature="F"/>
<yweather:wind chill="26" direction="300" speed="15"/>
< XML attribute above that could be used as a metric value
<yweather:atmosphere humidity="46" pressure="29.91" rising="1" visibility="10"/>
< XML attribute above that could be used as a metric value
<yweather:astronomy sunrise="7:07 am" sunset="4:11 pm"/>
<image>
<title>Yahoo! Weather</title>
<width>142</width>
<height>18</height>
<link>http://weather.yahoo.com</link>
<url>http://l.yimg.com/a/i/brand/purplelogo//uh/us/news-wea.gif</url>
</image>
<item>
<title>Conditions for Boston, MA at 1:52 pm EST</title>
<geo:lat>42.36</geo:lat>
<geo:long>-71.06</geo:long>
<link>http://us.rd.yahoo.com/dailynews/rss/weather/Boston__MA/*http://weather.yahoo.
com/forecast/USMA0046_f.html</link>
<pubDate>Wed, 18 Dec 2013 1:52 pm EST</pubDate>
<yweather:condition code="30"
date="Wed, 18 Dec 2013 1:52 pm EST" temp="35" text="Partly Cloudy"/>
<description><![CDATA[
<img src="http://l.yimg.com/a/i/us/we/52/30.gif"/> 
Current Conditions: 
Partly Cloudy, 35 F 
 Forecast: 
Wed - Sunny. High: 33 Low: 23 
Thu - Partly Cloudy. High: 40 Low: 32 
Fri - Few Showers. High: 46 Low: 36 
Sat - Cloudy. High: 46 Low: 38 
Sun - Showers/Wind. High: 58 Low: 49 
 
<a
href="http://us.rd.yahoo.com/dailynews/rss/weather/Boston__MA/*http://weather.yahoo.
com/forecast/USMA0046_f.html">Full Forecast at Yahoo! Weather</a> 
(provided by <a href="http://www.weather.com" >The Weather Channel</a>) 
]]></description>
<yweather:forecast code="32" date="18 Dec 2013" day="Wed"
high="33" low="23" text="Sunny"/>
<yweather:forecast code="30" date="19 Dec 2013" day="Thu"
high="40" low="32" text="Partly Cloudy"/>
<yweather:forecast code="11" date="20 Dec 2013" day="Fri"
high="46" low="36" text="Few Showers"/>
<yweather:forecast code="26" date="21 Dec 2013" day="Sat"
high="46" low="38" text="Cloudy"/>
<yweather:forecast code="11" date="22 Dec 2013" day="Sun"
high="58" low="49" text="Showers/Wind"/>
<guid isPermaLink="false">USMA0046_2013_12_22_7_00_EST</guid>
</item>
</channel>
</rss>
 In the Metric Name field, enter {Temperature};{Humidity} to create 2 metric names.
 In the Metric Value field, enter the XPath expression
//yweather:wind[@chill];//yweather:atmosphere[@humidity] to parse the two metric values
from the XML body.
 Leave Metric Timestamp field empty to use the poller provided timestamp.
11. Click Test
Results:
Expression: {Temperature}
[Temperature]
Expression: //yweather:wind[@chill]
[26]
Expression: {Humidity}
[Humidity]
Expression: //yweather:atmosphere[@humidity]
[46]
13. Set Polling interval field to desired value, for example 60 minutes.
15. Click Save
16. On Metrics tab, expand Boston Weather and select Temperature and Humidity metrics to create
business indicators.
18. Click Save.
An Example to Get Brand Influence Score Using Klout Web Services
This example illustrates a web connector with a request that depends on another web service request to
obtain a session id that will then be used for the web service to collect the metric.
The URLs to the Web Services documentation: http://bradsknutson.com/blog/display-klout-score-withklout-api/ http://klout.com/s/developers/v2
To create a WS connector that is using Klout web services please perform the following steps:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
In the Name field, enter CA Klout Score.
In the Description field, enter Brand Influence
To Configure the Web Service Request for a Variable
 In the Request Name field, enter Get Id.
 In the URL field, enter http://api.klout.com/v2/identity.json/twitter
screenName
CA
key
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx - your API key can be obtained
using http://developer.klout.com/member/register
8. Click Test
Status:
Request Name: Get Id
Status Code: 200
Body:
Body: {
"id" : "31525202156550768",
< JSON element value above that could be used as variable
"network" : "ks"
}
To Configure the Response Processing for a Variable
 In the Type drop-down list, select Metadata.
 In the Parser drop-down list, select JSON
 Click Add new variable link, enter the following:
id
$..id
12. Click Test
Results:
Expression: $..id
[31525202156550768]
To Configure the Web Service Request for the Metric
15. Go to the Properties tab and click the New button to create a new request.
16. Click Yes Add on the Confirm dialog
17. Enter the following:
 In the Request Name field, enter CA Score
 Leave Method as GET In the URL field, enter http://api.klout.com/v2/user.json/${id}/score
key
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx - your API key
18. Click Test
Status:
Request Name: CA Score
Status Code: 200
Body:
Body: {
"score" : 71.17870234963782,
"scoreDelta" : {
"dayChange" : 0.027960410165690064,
"weekChange" : 0.13356043811968732,
"monthChange" : 3.8499299656164254
},
< JSON element values above could be used as metric values
"bucket" : "70-79"
}
 In the Metric Name field, enter {Score};{Daily Change};{Weekly Change};{Monthly Change} to
create 4 metric names.
 In the Metric Value field, enter the JsonPath expression
$..score;$..dayChange;$..weekChange;$..monthChange to parse the 4 metric values from the
JSON body.
 Leave the Metric Timestamp field empty to use the poller provided timestamp.
23. Click Test
Results:
Expression: {Score}
[Score]
Expression: $..score
[71.17870234963782]
Expression: {Daily Change}
[Daily Change]
Expression: $..dayChange
[0.027960410165690064]
Expression: {Weekly Change}
[Weekly Change]
Expression: $..weekChange
[0.13356043811968732]
Expression: {Monthly Change}
[Monthly Change]
Expression: $..monthChange
[3.8499299656164254]
25. Set Polling interval field to 1440 minutes (1 day).
27. Click Save
28. On the Metrics tab, expand CA Score and select Score and Weekly Change metrics to create business
indicators.
30. Click Save

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