QPR ProcessAnalyzer Wiki

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Welcome to QPR ProcessAnalyzer Wiki! QPR ProcessAnalyzer is a software for turning event and transactional data into visual process analysis and intelligence. Topics in this documentation are divided based on user roles for process analysts, developers and administrators.

For Process Analysts

This section contains information how to get started with QPR ProcessAnalyzer and how to create your first dashboards! This section also describes how to use filters and how to make different kinds of analyses with QPR ProcessAnalyzer.

Getting Started

• Getting Started with QPR ProcessAnalyzer
• Snowflake Native App
• Introduction to Process Mining
• Process Mining Concepts
• Log in QPR ProcessAnalyzer
• Language and Localization Settings
• User Settings
• Navigation Menu Functions

Working with Dashboards

• Project Workspace: Projects, Dashboards, Models, Datatables, Scripts, Recycle Bin
• Using Filters
• Creating Dashboards
• AI Assistant (powered by generative AI)
• Dynamic Variables in Dashboards
• Business Calendar to Calculate Durations
• Best Practices for Designing Dashboards

Analyses and Visualizations

• Process Flowchart
• Chart / Snowflake Chart
  • Graphs
  • Table
  • Pivot Table
  • KPI Card
  • Measure Settings
  • On-screen Settings
  • Linked Settings
  • Run Script Actions

• Root Causes Analysis
• Clustering Analysis
• Conformance Analysis
• Design Diagram / BPMN Editor
• Gantt Chart
• Sankey Chart
• Label and Link
• Image
• Filter Selectors / Dropdown List Selector

For Citizen Developers

This section describes how to build ETL scripts that transform the source data into process mining models. There is also a detailed description how the process mining models can be configured so that they are optimal for the desired analyses. Finally, there is reference documentation for all expression language related functionality, that can be used both when writing custom KPI's in dashboards and in the ETL scripts.

Expression Language Reference

• SQL Expressions for Snowflake
• In-memory expressions: Basic Syntax and Operations / Generic Functions
• Generic types (Generic Properties, Array, DateTime, String, Timespan, Dictionary)
• In-memory models API (AttributeType, Case, Event, EventLog, EventType, Flow, FlowOccurrence, Variation)
• Configuration objects (Dashboard, Datatable, Model, Filter, Diagram, Script, Project, User/Group)
• Tabular data (DataFrame, SqlDataFrame, DataFlow)
• Machine Learning API / Conformance Checking
• Filter Rules JSON

Create Process Mining Models

• Walkthrough: Creating Process Mining Model
• Importing Data from CSV, XES and PACM files
• Object-centric Process Mining
• Event Ordering for Identical Timestamps
• Time Zones and Local Time
• Best Practices for Designing Models
• Create Predicted Eventlog
• Create Simulated Eventlog

For In-memory Models

• Calculated Case and Event Attributes
• Email Notifications
• Model datasources (Datatable, Loading Script, ODBC)
• Case Level Permissions
• Keeping Models Always Available

Data Integrations and Connectors

• Managing Scripts in Workspace
• Managing Datatables in Workspace
• Writing SQL Scripts
• SQL Scripting Commands Reference
• Storing Secrets
• Installing and using QPR ScriptLauncher
• How to Import Data from SAP
• Anonymize data
• Expression Script Examples
• QPR ProcessAnalyzer REST API
• Sample Eventlogs
• QPR TaskRecorder

For System Administrators

This section starts with the planning of QPR ProcessAnalyzer installation. After all requirements have been fulfilled, you can continue with the installation and configuration of QPR ProcessAnalyzer. Finally, learn how to manage users and perform other administrative tasks.

Planning Installation

• System Requirements
• System Architecture
• User Session Management
• QPR ProcessAnalyzer Release Notes
• QPR TaskRecorder Release Notes
• Downloads Page

Installing and Configuring

• Install QPR ProcessAnalyzer Server (or update existing)
• Configure Snowflake Connection
• Setting up SQL Scripting Sandbox
• SAML 2.0 Authentication
• Security Hardening
• Activation without Internet Connection

Administrating System

• User Roles and Permissions
• Managing Users
• System Configurations
• Logs for Audit and Troubleshooting
• In-memory Models Management

Agreements

See the QPR End User Software License Agreement and QPR Software as a Service Agreement.