Consumer Goods Rtr Datacloud Export Configure

Setup RTR Data Cloud Export

Configures the Data-Cloud-targeted RTR exports: the Data_Cloud_Enabled system setting, a scoped SF Data Sync, an RTR_Report_Configuration__c record (with its KPI_Set__c) for Data Cloud export, and the export trigger/status/abort REST calls. Standalone and self-contained — runs on its own, or as a delegated step invoked by consumer-goods-tpe-dashboard-configure, which passes through its own already-collected username, dry-run flag, and GenieAdmin confirmation result.

Distinct from a sibling CSV-export RTR skill (if present in this org's checkout): that skill targets Usage__c IN ('integrationmeta','reportmeta') for CSV export to the CGCloud Processing Services host. This skill targets Data Cloud export. Same underlying RTR_Report_Configuration__c object and KPI_Set__c Apex patterns, different Usage__c values and JSON__c shape — this skill does not invoke or depend on that sibling.

For now, this skill only supports Usage__c = 'datacloudpromotionmeasuresmeta' (JSON__c.object = "promotionmeasures") — it is hardcoded, never asked as an input. datacloudaccountplanmeasuresmeta (account-plan measures) is not yet wired up.

Inputs and namespace detection

Read references/inputs-and-namespace.md before starting. It covers:

• The username/dry-run/GenieAdmin/TPM-Admin/namespace inputs that must be collected (or passed through by a calling skill) before Phase 1.
• The Sales Org / KPI Set / measure-codes / date-from inputs that Phase 6 collects lazily, per Sales Org, only once its existing-config check comes back empty.
• The namespace-detection procedure (scripts/detect-namespace.js) and the four NS/NS_SEGMENT/NS_APEX/NS_FIELD derivations used throughout every phase below.
• scripts/render-apex.js (Apex template rendering) and scripts/resolve-id-by-name.js (name-to-id lookups) both load scripts/soql-escape.js to escape substituted/queried literals for safe SOQL/Apex interpolation.

Phases

Full step-by-step commands, queries, and Apex templates for every phase are in references/procedure.md. Run phases in order.

Rules

• Never assign a permission set, write a record, or trigger a sync/export without an explicit user go-ahead first.
• Never guess or hardcode Batch_Name__c — identify the sync's Batch_Run_Status__c row by recency against the captured baseline Id, and log the full row set.
• Never attempt to programmatically add a missing Usage__c picklist value — the user must add it manually via Setup (link in Phase 5, references/procedure.md).
• Never ask for a Usage type — this skill is hardcoded to Usage__c = 'datacloudpromotionmeasuresmeta' / JSON__c.object = "promotionmeasures" for now.
• When the requested export type is anything other than promotion measures (e.g. datacloudaccountplanmeasuresmeta/account-plan measures): state the limitation, then stop or ask if the user wants the promotion-measures export instead for that Sales Org. Do not provide field-by-field manual configuration instructions for the unsupported path — no suggested Usage__c/JSON__c values, no picklist-add walkthrough. Offering a workaround recipe for the exact path this skill refuses is scope creep, not help. Report the run as blocked, not partially-passed.
• Never skip Phase 6's existence check (keyed on Usage__c + Sales_Organization__c) — and never overwrite an existing RTR_Report_Configuration__c found by that check without a separate, explicit user go-ahead.
• Never trigger Phase 7's export before Phase 6's per-Sales-Org loop is fully done — always ask whether to add another Sales Org before moving from Phase 6 to Phase 7.
• Always give the user a chance to supply a custom Internal_Name__c (Phase 6 step 4) — default to "Data 360 Promotion Measures Export <Sales Org Name>" (no hyphen) only if they decline. This value is also metaname in Phase 7's export — never invent a different one for that call.
• Phase 7 exports once per Sales Org, never once for the whole run.
• Both the Sales Org and the KPI Set are given as Names by the user, resolved to Ids by query — this skill never creates a Sales_Organization__c, a KPI_Set__c, or KPI Set junction rows.
• Never sync a Sales Org's config in Phase 6 unless this run actually created it — reusing an existing config as-is is a no-op, no sync call.
• Never call the abort endpoint unless the user explicitly asks to abort.
• Never claim Phase 9 is done on Phase 8's Ready status alone — always get the user's explicit confirmation that the promotionmeasures Data Stream was synced, once for the whole batch, before moving to Phase 10.
• Never hardcode the namespace in a REST path, Apex snippet, or SOQL query — always use the caller-passed or self-detected NS/NS_SEGMENT/NS_APEX/NS_FIELD.
• This skill only calls global Apex classes, REST endpoints, or the anonymous-Apex templates in its own scripts/ directory — never a public/private method directly, and never a script or template from outside this skill's own directory.

Report

At the end of a run, give the user a structured status per phase (1-10): pass / blocked / pending, with the specific blocking reason and remediation click-path where applicable (e.g. the Setup path for a missing picklist value). Call out anything skipped due to dry-run or a declined confirmation.

When invoked via delegation (the calling skill used the Skill tool to reach this file, rather than the user directly): this report is an intermediate result, not the end of the task. Return it to the calling skill and let it continue with its own next phase — do not present this report to the user as the final answer and stop. Only surface this report directly to the user when this skill was invoked standalone.