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Create process configuration using Classic view

Create a process configuration for a table to use the same default configuration whenever you use the table to create your projects.

Before you begin

Role required: sn_process_mining_power_user or sn_process_mining_admin

Procedure

  1. Navigate to All > Process Mining > Process Configurations > All configurations.

    A list of process configurations that are already created is displayed.

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Process configurations in classic view
  1. Select New to create a process configuration for a table.

    Note: You can have only one process configuration per table.

    Try using the process configuration builder to leverage additional features and get guidance on configurations. Select Use Process Configuration Builder to create a process configuration using the Process Configuration Builder. For more information, see Create process configuration using Process Configuration Builder.

  2. On the form, fill in the fields.

  3. Field

    Description

    Table

    Select a table for which you want to create a configuration.

    KPI Dashboard

    Select a KPI dashboard.

    Automated Root Cause Analysis

    Select to set the automated root cause analysis. For more information, see Automated root cause analysis.

    Cluster Analysis

    Select to set the cluster analysis. For more information, see Cluster analysis.

    Finding Definitions

    Select to set the rule-based improvement opportunities either from the Classic view or from the Finding Builder.

    For more information, see Set improvement opportunities for process tables.

    Automated Finding Definitions

    Select to set the automated improvement opportunities either from the Classic view or from the Finding Builder.

    For more information, see Set improvement opportunities for process tables.

    1. Select Update.

    Parent Topic:Creating process configuration

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