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A Deeper Look at Objects: Attributes

The document provides an overview of creating custom objects, focusing on attributes, relationships, and transformations. It outlines steps for naming, coloring, describing, tagging, and defining custom attributes with various data types. Users can edit any part of the object after its initial creation, except for the object's name.

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A Deeper Look at Objects: Attributes

The document provides an overview of creating custom objects, focusing on attributes, relationships, and transformations. It outlines steps for naming, coloring, describing, tagging, and defining custom attributes with various data types. Users can edit any part of the object after its initial creation, except for the object's name.

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A Deeper Look at Objects

Now that you've created your objects with the import, let's take a
closer look at the building blocks of objects:

1. Attributes
2. Relationships
3. Transformations

Attributes
If you modeled your objects from scratch, you would enter all data
manually.

Here are a few cues on how to work with the popup when you create
a custom object type:
1. Name your custom object type. We suggest using the
singular form.
2. Give it a specific color for the graph (optional)
3. Give it a description (optional)
4. Add tags to define which process it belongs to (optional)
5. Create its custom attributes
6. Give the custom attributes a name and a data type. Celonis
allows the following data types:
a. Boolean for
TRUE or FALSE
values
b. DateTime to
store Datetime
information
such as dates
or timestamps
c. String to
store
alphanumeric
information
d. Long
Integer to
store integer
values
e. Floating
Point to store
floating-point
values with up
to 15 decimal
places

Except for the object's name, you can always come back to edit any
part of your object.

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