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Knowledge Input

The Knowledge Input section of the Configuration screen is used to select the relevant metrics, attributes and event logs that this Process Copilot will have access to when generating responses.

Metrics tab

The Metrics tab shows the individual KPIs within the Knowledge Model that can be used with this Process Copilot. For each KPI, you can see the name and ID of the KPI, as well as the description.

Note

The metrics selected on this screen are also used to create the default questions shown on the start screen when accessing this Process Copilot.

  1. Click the Knowledge Input section to expand it.

    Screenshot of the Knowledge Input section with no metrics selected.

  2. On the Metrics tab, click the Add metrics button.

  3. From the list, use the checkboxes to select which metrics you want this Process Copilot to have access to when generating responses.

    Caution

    Select only key KPIs that are truly relevant for the use case you are building. We recommend starting with no more than 5 to 6 KPIs for your first iteration. Once you have a working end-to-end implementation, you can expand the scope by selecting more KPIs.

    Screenshot showing an example of the metrics available to be added to a Process Copilot configuration.

  4. Click Save Metrics. The heading of the Metrics tab is updated to show the number of selected metrics.

  5. To make changes to the selected list of metrics, click the Manage Metrics button at the bottom of the section to add or remove metrics.

    Screenshot showing an example of the Knowledge Input section with metrics selected.

Record Attributes tab

The Record Attribute tab shows the individual attributes that have been made available to this Process Copilot.

  1. Click the Record Attributes tab.

  2. Click the Add record attributes button.

    Screenshot of the Record Attributes tab with no attributes selected.

  3. From the list, use the checkboxes to select which attributes you want this Process Copilot to have access to when generating responses.

    Caution

    Select only key attributes that are truly relevant for the use case you are building. We recommend starting with no more than 20 attributes for your first iteration. Once you have a working end-to-end implementation, you can expand the scope by selecting more.

    Screenshot showing examples of the record attributes that can be added.

  4. Click Save Record Attributes. The heading of the Record Attributes tab is updated to show the number of selected attributes.

  5. To make changes to the selected list of attributes, click the Manage Record Attributes button at the bottom of the screen to add or remove attributes.

    Screenshot showing the Knowledge Input section with record attributes assigned.

Event Logs tab

The Event Logs tab shows the specific logs used by this Process Copilot to generate responses. Click the Add event logs button to select one or more event logs from your Knowledge Model.

Caution

Only add an event log to your Process Copilot if it is essential for your use case.

Screenshot showing the initial view of the Event Logs tab in the Knowledge Input section.

  1. Click the Event Logs tab.

  2. Click the Add event logs button.

  3. From the list, use the checkboxes to select which attributes you want this Process Copilot to have access to when generating responses.

    Screenshot showing an event log added to the Knowledge Input section of the Process Copilot configuration.

  4. Click Save Event Logs. The heading of the Event Logs tab is updated to show the number of selected logs.

  5. To make changes to the selected list of event logs, click the Manage Event Logs button at the bottom of the screen to add or remove logs.

    Screenshot showing the Manage Metrics button on the Event Logs tab.

  6. Once you have finished selecting the knowledge objects you want to give this Process Copilot to have access to, you can move on to the Tool Activation section and add any tools the Process Copilot will need to use for its intended task.