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The BPMN diagram can be drawn from scratch or imported from a BPMN 2.0 XML file. The ready diagram can be exported to a BPMN 2.0 XML file.
The BPMN diagram can be drawn from scratch or imported from a BPMN 2.0 XML file. The ready diagram can be exported to a BPMN 2.0 XML file.
In the Enhanced BPMN view, there is the traditional process mining flowchart on the left, which can be filtered. The flowchart can be changed to other analysis by right clicking the chart and selected another analysis from the context menu.
BPMN diagrams are created by dragging items from the tool palette. Start event, end event, task and gateways are the most used elements. When you add a BPMN task to the canvas, all event types are shown in a list next to the task, and an event type can be selected to match it with the created task. When the task is added, KPI values are calculated and shown in the blue background. When flows are added, KPI values are calculated and shown for them, too. By clicking the KPI in the top right legend, the KPI value is hidden, to make the BPMN diagram more readable if there are lots of items.
The following KPI's are shown:
* For tasks:
# Cases having task: Number of cases in the process mining data, that have this task (=event type).
# Task occurred: Number of times this type of event has occurred in the process mining data. This number is the same or larger than the Cases having task count. If it's larger, the event has occurred more than once in a case (looping, repetition).
* For flows:
# Flow median duration:
# Flow occurred:
# Other events between:

Revision as of 13:40, 23 December 2019

The Enhanced BPMN analyzes process mining data with the help of a designed BPMN process model. You can for example:

  • See process mining KPI's and statistics calculated on the fly top of the BPMN diagram during the modeling the BPMN
  • Run conformance analysis using the designed BPMN model
  • Filter data directly from the BPMN diagram

The BPMN diagram can be drawn from scratch or imported from a BPMN 2.0 XML file. The ready diagram can be exported to a BPMN 2.0 XML file.

In the Enhanced BPMN view, there is the traditional process mining flowchart on the left, which can be filtered. The flowchart can be changed to other analysis by right clicking the chart and selected another analysis from the context menu.

BPMN diagrams are created by dragging items from the tool palette. Start event, end event, task and gateways are the most used elements. When you add a BPMN task to the canvas, all event types are shown in a list next to the task, and an event type can be selected to match it with the created task. When the task is added, KPI values are calculated and shown in the blue background. When flows are added, KPI values are calculated and shown for them, too. By clicking the KPI in the top right legend, the KPI value is hidden, to make the BPMN diagram more readable if there are lots of items.

The following KPI's are shown:

  • For tasks:
  1. Cases having task: Number of cases in the process mining data, that have this task (=event type).
  2. Task occurred: Number of times this type of event has occurred in the process mining data. This number is the same or larger than the Cases having task count. If it's larger, the event has occurred more than once in a case (looping, repetition).
  • For flows:
  1. Flow median duration:
  2. Flow occurred:
  3. Other events between: