Recruitment : Create planned activities automatically

Hi all,
I want to create activity  Confirmation of receipt after carry out action "Initial entry of basic data" automatically. I configured on the  path : (SPRO -> Personnel Management -> Recruitment ->Applicant Selection -> Change automatic creation of applicant activities )
Finally, no activity appeared in PB60.
I don't know which steps I need more for this purpose
Please help me.
Best Regards,
Sushi_Intel

Thanks all,
I realized that I need configure dynamic action and feature PACTV . because I define new actions, new activity , my define are not suitable with Sap  configuration.
Now, I sound out my solution.
Best regards,
Sushi-Intel

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