Process Log
Type: Dashboard
Functions​
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Follow a process instance from start to finish/last event with a granular, event-level view.
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View the generated Process Log in its raw form with the most relevant fields at a glance
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Identify who (or what system) performed each activity and from this whether it is an automated or a manual activity, at a detailed level
Business Benefits​
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Detect process deviations at the most detailed level
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Support audit trails with precise activity tracking
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From a more technical perspective: Debug your generated Process Log to detect errors in log generation more quickly
Interpreting the Visualizations​
Process Log Table​
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Case ID | Unique identifier for the process instance. |
| Activity Type | The event or step taken within the process. |
| ActivityStartTimestamp / ActivityEndTimestamp | Timestamps for when the activity started and ended. |
| ActivityUserName | System or user that executed the activity. |
| RealUser | Binary flag: 1 if executed by a real user, 0 if system-generated (e.g., batch jobs). |
| Link (OCPM) | Common identifier to link different object types. |
| ActivityOriginID (OCPM) | To keep the information from which source an event stems. |
| PrincipalObjectType (OCPM) | Keeps the information from which object an activity was originally caused. Therefore shows the leading object type of an activity (if it has multiple ones). |
| ObjectType (OCPM) | The object type of an activity, according to the executing case object type. |
The fields marked with OCPM are only displayed in the Process Log sheet if an OCPM-specific event log has been mined. Take a look at the following article How to Create an Event Log for OCPM to learn more about creating an event log for OCPM.