Correlation-based dynamic determination of transactional instance contexts

A system comprising:

• at least one programmable processor;
• and
• a machine-readable medium storing instructions that, when executed by the at least one processor, cause the at least one programmable processor to perform operations comprising:
• detecting a current transactional context of a user of a business software architecture;
• determining at least one matching business process feature related to the current transactional context by comparing the current transactional context with process metadata in a process repository, the process metadata comprising definitions of business process feature attributes of business processes within a business configuration of an organization using the business software architecture;
• comparing the at least one matching business process feature to scenario metadata defining a set of business process features that are part of each of a plurality of business scenarios within the business configuration, the comparing resulting in identification of at least one matching business scenario containing the at least one matching business process feature;
• and
• highlighting, in a user interface displayed on a display device, the at least one matching business process feature and the identified matching business scenario that contains the at least one matching business process feature.

A computer-implemented method comprising:

• detecting a current transactional context of a user of a business software architecture;
• determining at least one matching business process feature related to the current transactional context by comparing the current transactional context with process metadata in a process repository, the process metadata comprising definitions of business process feature attributes of business processes within a business configuration of an organization using the business software architecture;
• comparing the at least one matching business process feature to scenario metadata defining a set of business process features that are part of each of a plurality of business scenarios within the business configuration, the comparing resulting in identification of at least one matching business scenario containing the at least one matching business process feature;
• and
• highlighting, in a user interface displayed on a display device, the at least one matching business process feature and the identified matching business scenario that contains the at least one matching business process feature.