
With QRC1 2024, we restricted the usage of the legacy Allocation Designer for designing new allocation processes and offered a manual migration path to data actions (more details can be found here). Continuing our product journey of gradually discontinuing the legacy Allocation Designer and running structured allocation processes as an integral part of data actions, we reached the next milestone of automatically migrating all legacy allocations to data actions.
QRC3 - Important Updates Coming
With the SAP Analytics Cloud upgrade to QRC3, the legacy allocation processes and steps will be automatically copied and migrated to data actions, facilitating an easy transition from the legacy allocation functionality. Using the data actions going forward for defining and executing the structured allocation processes brings additional benefits, such as parameterizable data action triggers, multi-action execution, and automated planning processes (visit SAP help for more details).
The migration will ensure a smooth transition by maintaining the following:
The automatically created data actions will be accessible from the newly created Files > My Files > Public > Structured Allocations folder.
Image 1 Migrated legacy allocations
Note: You will retain view-only access to legacy allocations through the Allocation Legacy Designer. However, editing legacy allocation processes or steps will no longer be possible.
Image 2 Using the Legacy Designer does not allow creating new allocations
Although the execution of legacy allocations is still supported, we strongly advise updating your legacy structured allocation execution workflows. As a reminder, users triggering legacy allocations from stories will receive a notification advising them to transition to data actions.
Image 3 Message displayed upon legacy allocation execution
The final phase of discontinuing legacy allocations is expected with the QRC4 update. Then, we will no longer support the execution of legacy allocations. Please use the automatically migrated data action representations or manually migrate your allocations in the oncoming release period (QRC3 until QRC4) and update your planning workflows accordingly. We plan to retire the legacy designer completely with QRC1 in 2025.
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