Basically, accoJOB is a tool for running SSL (Sql-Server Integration Services) packages or ADF-pipelines. It involves jobs such as delivering data to the data warehouse, cleaning obsolete data or taking care of other administrative tasks with data.

The purpose of accoJOB is to perform these tasks from the familiar SharePoint user interface. accoJOB illustrates executions of SSIS/ADF packages on both a list, and in a graph with date, time, duration, and result. This provides a perfect overview of the stability and performance of the task.

accoJOB registers a number of information about the job execution. In the logging, it is described when the job was last run, how long the job took and what errors there were. The menu has two areas; 'see history' or 'run job'. Here we see a case where you can see when the SSIS package/ ADF-pipelines is executed, how long the job took, who initiated the job and the result.

When a job fails, you will be notified in the same area as for the other information, but with an additional link to the text 'Log'. When you click on the Log link, the window expands with more information and a detailed description of what went wrong.

SSIS/ADF packages can be developed to be executed with different sets of parameters. This means that you can decide which subset of the data an SSIS/ADF packet should process and the way it is processed. For example, you can  develop the SSIS/ADF package from a specific year or month. accoJOB makes it easy and straightforward to transfer these parameters to the SSIS/ADF package, and you can configure the parameter for a repair kit in a drop down menu to make it very user-friendly for users who do not have IT expertise.