Package asset types
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Packages typically contain the assets, settings, and functionalities for your dashboard or app, so they rely on the assets they contain for how they look and behave. Within a package, you can create the following asset types:
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View
Views allow you to visually display your data within an app. There’s now a new grid-based layout to visually place, size, and rearrange view components via a drag-and-drop interface. This new interface helps you to build screen-fit views, organize your views into tabs, and includes undo and redo capabilities.
To learn how to create and configure your views, see: Views.
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Analysis
Creating an Analysis helps you to identify execution gaps in your business processes. Using this asset, you can create a custom visualization of your as-is process and analyze the underlying data.
For more information about Analysis, see: Analysis.
Skill
Skills are a key automation feature, allowing you to automate and execute repetitive tasks as part of a wider business process.
To learn more about Skills, see: Process Automation Skills.
Knowledge Model
A Knowledge Model is the central place to store and share business knowledge within a Studio app. As part of a package, a Knowledge Model stores reusable business entity definitions such as KPIs, metrics, filters, and variables.
To learn more about Knowledge Models, see: Knowledge Model.
You can also edit and save metrics to your Knowledge Model using the PQL editor: PQL editor.
Action Flow
Action Flows are an automation asset and allow you to integrate real-time process intelligence with targeted action to fix inefficiencies faster and more effectively.
For more information about Action Flows, see: Action Flows.
Data Explorer
Data Explorer enables you to easily validate your data and quickly build PQL queries.
To learn more about Data Explorer, see: Data Explorer.