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  • Cloud Pak for Business Automation - including Business Automation Studio and App Designer, Business Automation Insights

  • Business Automation Workflow (BAW) - including BAW, Business Process Manager, Workstream Services, Business Performance Center, Advanced Case Management

  • Content Services - FileNet Content Manager

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  • Content Services - Content Collector for SAP

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  • Content Services - Content Manager (CM8)

  • Datacap

  • Automation Document Processing

  • Automation Decision Services (ADS)

  • Operational Decision Manager

  • Robotic Process Automation

  • Robotic Process Automation with Automation Anywhere

  • Blueworks Live

  • Business Automation Manager Open Edition

  • IBM Process Mining


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Welcome to the IBM Ideas Portal (https://www.ibm.com/ideas) - Use this site to find out additional information and details about the IBM Ideas process and statuses.

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ideasibm@us.ibm.com - Use this email to suggest enhancements to the Ideas process or request help from IBM for submitting your Ideas.


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Status Submitted
Workspace Operational Decision Manager
Created by Guest
Created on Oct 15, 2026

RELATED IDEAS

Preserve scroll position in the rules list when returning from a rule in Decision Center

In the Decision Center Business Console, a project's rules list can contain enough rules to need scrolling. If a user scrolls down, opens a rule, and then navigates back to the list, the list reloads at the top. The user loses their place and has to scroll again to find the rule they were just working on.

Who is affected and why it matters

Rule authors, analysts, and administrators who maintain projects with many rules. Their usual workflow is to open a rule, review or edit it, return to the list, and open the next rule. Without a saved scroll position, every return trip adds repeated scrolling and re-searching. This slows work on large projects and makes it easy to lose track of which rules have been reviewed.

Steps to reproduce

Open a project's rules list that has enough rules to scroll.

Scroll down the list.

Open a rule from further down the list.

Navigate back to the rules list.

Current behavior

The list reloads and shows the top. The scroll position is lost.

Requested behavior

When the user returns to the rules list from an opened rule, the list should:

Restore the previous scroll position.

 

 

Idea priority Medium

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