BAM Standard Dashboard |
Business Activity Monitor (BAM) Standard Dashboard provides an overview of all the process instances available in the current organization and their related drill-downs to enable the administrators to view the details about the same. It consists of five types of data views.
Type | Overview | Description |
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Operational Dashboard |
An Operational Dashboard provides an overview of all the process instances in the current organization. | The operational data can be viewed in the following ways:
The available statuses on a process are Complete, Waiting, Aborted, Suspended, and Terminated. The data is populated automatically on the Operational Dashboard when a BAM Standard Dashboard is opened from CUSP. By default, the data related to the last one week is reflected on the dashboard. This can be increased or decreased by modifying the Time Frame option available at the top of the dashboard and clicking Refer to Operational Views for more information on composite controls used on the Operational Dashboard. |
Process Dashboard |
A Process Dashboard provides the overview of a specific process model in the current organization. The data monitored on the Process Dashboard is process-specific. | The process data can be viewed in the following ways:
A Cycle time of a process instance is the time that it has taken to complete, calculated as the time between Process Start time and Process End time. The data related to the Cycle time can be viewed in the units of seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, and years. To view the data on the Process Dashboard, do the following:
Refer to Process-Level Views for more information on the composite controls used on the Process Dashboard. |
Instance Dashboard |
An Instance Dashboard provides the top 'X', a positive integer that refers to the instances per status for a particular process model having the highest lead time in the current organization. | A Lead time of a process instance is the time that it has taken for processing. The data related to the Lead time can be viewed in the units of seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, and years for the following process instances:
The Lead time can also be grouped in terms of seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, and years. To view the data on the Instance Dashboard, do the following:
Refer to Instance-Level Views for more information on the composite controls used on the Instance Dashboard. |
Activity Dashboard |
An Activity Dashboard provides an overview of a specific activity for the process in the current organization. | The activity data can be viewed in the following ways:
The Cycle time of an activity is the time that it has taken to complete; calculated as the time between the Activity End time and the Activity Start time. The data related to the Cycle time can be viewed in units of seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, and years and can also be grouped in terms of time period such as hours, days, weeks, months, and years. To view the data on the Activity Dashboard, do the following:
Refer to Activity-Level Views for more information on the composite controls used on the Activity Dashboard. |
User Dashboard |
A User Dashboard provides an overview of tasks assigned to a particular user. The data monitored on the User Dashboard is user-specific. | The user data can be viewed in the following ways:
The above data can also be grouped in terms of the time period such as hours, days, weeks, months, and years. To view data on the User Dashboard, do the following:
Refer to User-Level Views for more information on the composite controls used on the User Dashboard. |