Celonis Product Documentation

The slider controls in Process Explorer use two multi-sliders to explore the events of individual objects and connections within your process. In these multi-sliders, each eventlog appears as a different slider and is color coded to match the objects in the process graph.

Moving a slider up will add the next most common event or connection for that specific eventlog, while sliding down removes the least frequent event or connection that is currently displayed for that eventlog. For example, you can adjust the slider for one eventlog upwards to add the next most frequent event for that eventlog to the graph while the remaining eventlogs are not changed. However, if the event being added does not connect to the events currently displayed for this eventlog, additional events will be added to connect the event being added.

If a slider has been used to explore the current process, the colored square corresponding to that eventlog will be highlighted with a blue border, even if the multi-slider is collapsed (see the middle eventlog in the screenshot below). This indicates that events or connections have been added to the process flow currently shown.

Within the PQL editor, the Knowledge sidebar now shows the name of Records and Attributes as maintained in the Knowledge Model instead of their technical names in the Data Model. As a result, users can now centrally manage and maintain display names of the "Data" section in the Knowledge sidebar by editing the names of Records and Attributes.

For more information about creating and managing Knowledge Models, see: Knowledge Models.

Since August, you've been able to choose when to apply a new Celonis catalog update in your team (see August 2024 Release Notes). We've now added an Auto update toggle to the Objects and Events environment so you can choose to automatically upgrade your installed Celonis catalog object types, event types, relationships, transformations, and perspectives whenever a new version is available. Be aware that updates can include Celonis catalog items that you're already using in your object-centric data model, which might get behavior changes or new attributes.

Automatic updates are off by default when you enable your first Celonis catalog process. If you decide to enable automatic updates, they'll apply to all Celonis catalog processes. We'll update all your Celonis catalog items whenever a new version is available, and we won't show notification messages about new versions. You can access the Release Notes from the Objects and Events catalog page to see what's changed in each Celonis catalog version. For more on managing Celonis catalog updates, see Updating Celonis object types and event types.