Process graphs

Introduction

A process graph is a visual representation of the order in which events took place based on the data. The graph consists of the activities of your workflow, so-called nodes, and edges which represent the transitions in between the activities. A process graph gives insight into how the steps of a process relate to each other and shows all possible paths that cases take through the process. The following illustration shows an example of a process graph.

Editing a process graph

Follow these steps to edit a process graph.

Step	Action
1	In the dashboard editor go to the dashboard for which you want to edit a process graph.
2	Select the process graph you want to edit to select it.

The properties panel opens at the right, displaying the editable process graph properties.

Switching values

To enable end-users to switch between different values in the process graph, you can select different metrics that will be added to the metric selector.

Properties

You can edit the properties of a process graph in the Edit process graph panel.

The following table describes the properties of the Process graph.

Element	Description
Title	Text box that enables you to edit the title of the process graph.
Tooltip	Text box that enables you add a text that will be displayed as tooltip when the user hovers the mouse over the process graph title in the published process app.
Process	List box that enables you to select the process to be displayed in the process graph. Note: The Process field is only available if multiple processes are defined for the process app. Check out Adding and editing processes for more information.
Node metric	List of metrics selected to be displayed for the activities. Use the Add node metric option to select multiple metrics to be available from the metric selector. Drag and drop the metrics in the list to arrange the metrics as desired. Note: You must at least select one metric. If you select multiple metrics, the first metric will be displayed by default.
Edge metric	List of metrics selected to be displayed for the edges. Use the Add edge metric option to select multiple metrics to be available from the metric selector. Drag and drop the metrics in the list to arrange the metrics as desired. Note: You must at least select one metric. If you select multiple metrics, the first metric will be displayed by default.