In the Accounting Desk's Global Process workspace, you can monitor the loopbacks associated with global process events. You can also monitor loopbacks using Automation Desk's Monitor workspace.

About Loopbacks

In Eagle Accounting, global process events generate secondary events known as loopbacks. For example, when it processes a corporate action, the system first performs a query to determine which entities and securities are eligible for a given corporate action process based on the date range you entered. The query is considered the initial event. The secondary event, or loopback, is the actual processing of the corporate action based on the query results from the initial event.

Each time a loopback is created, the accounting engine writes a record to the ESTAR_LOOPBACK_EVENTS table. When the engine is finished processing the loopback, the record is updated. The Global Process workspace looks to this table to determine whether the engine has finished processing an event.