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In ARIS process governance how can calculate process time of a particular manual task ?

by Veronika Ellermann
Posted on Thu, 08/18/2022 - 15:29

Hi Arkadeep,

Can you further explain what you want to do? I am wondering why you would want to use the APG for that.

Best,

Veronika

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by Arkadeep Meta Author
Posted on Fri, 08/19/2022 - 08:45

In reply to by Vee_ARIS

Hi Veronika,

I want to calculate process lead time for manual tasks in the workflows created in APG 

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by Martin Schröder
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Posted on Thu, 08/18/2022 - 19:32

Hello Arkadeep,

if you want to evaluate the duration of manual tasks you can export the governance process instances data from the UMC > Process Admin > Instances view (/#default/adminProcesses/p.instanceMonitoring.base) as CSV and feed them into a custom dashboard. As a reference there is a standard dashboard "CoE - Human Tasks" and corresponding files as data feeds delivered with Aware

If you want to update this regularly, run the report "CoE - Governance" in the script administration category "Dashboard data" by means of the scheduler.

Regards, Martin

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by Arkadeep Meta Author
Posted on Fri, 08/19/2022 - 08:50

In reply to by smarty

Hi Martin,

Thanks for your reply

Suppose after the manual tasks (lets say an approval workflow), the summary of duration taken by each approver has to go in an email to several recipients, how should we do this in APG ?

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by Martin Schröder
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Posted on Fri, 08/19/2022 - 17:08

In reply to by arkadeepmeta

Hello Arkadeep,

in an APG worklfow process you can record a timestamp of the creation of a task and for each finished approval step in a variable and write it to a Model/object attribute or use it as text input for an e-mail at the end of the workflow. If your workflow model is derived from an example approval workflow for process models by SAG in the db "Governance Automation Models" it may already have the timestamps recorded in the model attribute "approval audit trail" of a released model. At least you can find design patterns for data flows in that db.

Regards, Martin

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