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Celonis Product Documentation

Filters

You can filter on all objects, events and their relationships that are part of the process model. When creating filters, it does not matter if the object or event is shown or hidden in the process model. An event is still part of the process model, even if it’s not currently included in the process model graph.

Filters impact the information displayed in the process model and can impact what is shown in the process model graph.

How filtering affects the process model

Applying a filter also reduces the data that is included in the process model. For example, filters influence the graph and the metrics shown on the graph, such as the object counts, distinct event counts, or object counts on particular events and edges.

If the event count or object count is reduced to zero due to filtering, then the event is no longer displayed in the process model graph.

Data & Coverage Info

The Data & Coverage info panel indicates what portion of the objects in the process model remain after filtering. This value is initially displayed as a percentage of the total in the bar on the right side of the Process Adherence Manager.

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You can also view a breakdown of the coverage for all object types remaining by clicking the double arrows in the upper right corner to expand the panel. The Data & Coverage Info shows the coverage rate for each object type meeting the filter criteria.

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