What are the three lifecycle documents that should be reviewed after a process implementation?

The three lifecycle documents crucial for review after a process implementation within Blue Prism are the Process Definition Document (PDD), Solution Design Document (SDD), and Object Identification Document (OID).

The Process Definition Document (PDD) outlines the entire process' requirements, detailing the tasks that will be automated and the business context. It serves as a foundational document that encapsulates the objectives and expectations of the process automation project.

The Solution Design Document (SDD) translates the specifications from the PDD into a comprehensive technical design for the Blue Prism solution. This document outlines how the process will be developed, identifying components, configurations, and data flows necessary for successful implementation.

The Object Identification Document (OID) provides a detailed description of objects that will be used in the automation, including screens, fields, and actions for interaction with external software applications. It ensures that all elements needed for the process are accurately identified and prepared for implementation.

Together, these documents provide a complete framework that supports ongoing maintenance and optimization of the automated processes, making their review essential after implementation to ensure alignment with initial business goals and facilitate future updates.