Industries Common Resources Developer Guide

Industries Common Resources
AI Accelerator and Scoring Framework
Action Launcher
Actionable List Members
Actionable Segmentation
AI Relationship Research
Business Rules Engine
Collections and Recovery
Context Service
Criteria-Based Search and Filter
Data Processing Engine, Batch Management, and Monitor Workflow Services
Data Model
Common Tooling API Object
Common Platform Event
Common Business APIs
Data Processing Engine
Batch Management
Batch Management Tooling API Objects
BatchDataSource
BatchDataSrcFilterCriteria
BatchProcessJobDefinition
Batch Management Standard Objects
Batch Management Metadata API
Batch Management Invocable Actions
Monitor Workflow Services
Digital Lending
Discovery Framework
Decision Explainer
Einstein Relationship Insights
Einstein Standard Invocable Actions
Engagement
Group Membership and Households
Identity Verification
Intelligent Document Reader
Intelligent Form Reader
Interest Tagging
Omnistudio
Outcome Management Developer Guide
Outreach List
Process Compliance Navigator
Record Alerts
Record Rollup Definitions
Scheduled Reminders
Sentiment Insights
Service Process Studio
Stage Management
Timeline
Unified Catalog
Virtual Calls
Associated Objects
IndustriesSettings
Industries Object Access by Community License
Access Industries Features Deployed Using Managed Packages
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Batch Management Tooling API Objects

You can use the Batch Management Tooling API object to view the settings of Batch Management jobs.
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: View product and edition availability.

Tooling API objects let you interact with metadata for declarative development. For example, you can create your own version of Setup.