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View components

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You're currently viewing a topic describing a Studio feature using the general availability feature set. This feature is also available in the new Studio experience, however both the design and the way it works may be different to what you see described here.

For more information about the new Studio experience, see: Studio (new experience)

You can customize your studio views by adding and configuring view components. View components allow you to visualize your data in a number of ways, enable you to add interactive elements to your views, and help you customize the look and feel of the view.

You can also add display rules to your knowledge model, allowing you to visually customize your views with different stylings and icons: Display rules and icons

As an example, the following view including a customized image, dropdown filters, KPI lists, and three different charts:

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Adding view components to studio views

Components can be added while creating a new view, see Create a new View.

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Alternatively, you can edit an existing view by clicking Edit Mode:

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And then clicking Create or Choose Component:

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Available view components

The following studio view components are available for your Celonis Platform:

Anomalies and root causes

  • Execution Gap List: View an automatically generated list of all anomalies detected in your system, including defined KPIs, occurrences, and the current impact. These anomalies can then be analyzed on a profile view level. See Execution gap list.

Charts and tables

  • Charts: Visually display data using line, bar, point, text, and lollipop charts. See Charts.

  • Histogram: View your data as a histogram, showing the frequency distribution of continuous variables. See Histogram.

  • Sankey diagram: Display your data using a sankey diagram, a visualization used to depict a flow from one set of values to another. See Sankey diagram.

  • Table: Display your data in a configurable table. See Table.

  • Treemap: Display your data as a treemap, which shows hierarchical (tree-structured) data as a set of nested rectangles. See Treemap.

  • Waterfall chart: Display your data using a waterfall chart, which visualize positive and negative changes to a value. See Waterfall chart.

  • World maps: Display your data based on geographical locations. See World map.

Embedded components

  • iframe: Embed external content, such as websites or documents, using iframes. See Iframe.

  • Embedded views: Display views or filtered versions of views within an existing view, such as embedding a regional or process specific view. See Embedded views.

Execution and actions

  • Buttons: Insert a clickable button that directs users to specified websites or to trigger skills. See Buttons.

  • Comments: Add text comments to objects. See Comments.

  • Task list: Add an interactive task list to your view, allowing you to track progress made. See Task list.

Explorers

  • Case explorer: Displays the connected data tables and provides a tool for examining cases and their respective activities. See Case Explorer.

  • Network and signal link explorer: Visualize your data using a custom graph. See Network Explorer.

  • Process explorer: View a visual process diagram, showing the number of items that have reached each stage of that progress over the reporting period. See Process Explorer.

Filters

  • Dropdowns: Add filters to views based on attributes or changing input variables. See Dropdowns.

  • Global search: Add a search box to your view, enabling users to search by relevant attributes. See Global search.

  • Quick filters: Add a quick filter to your view. See Quick filters.

  • Time filter: Enable your users to filter the view by a selected date. See Time filter.

Form components

  • Input box: Add an input box to your view, allowing users to enter a date, number, text string, or time to the view. See Input box.

  • Input checkbox: Add a labeled checkbox to your view, enabling users to click a box to activate or deactivate a feature. See Input checkbox.

KPIs and Attributes

  • Attribute List: View an overview of key performance indicators and attributes. See Attribute list.

  • KPI card: Display a detailed KPI card for a single KPI. See KPI card.

  • KPI list: Display a list of relevant KPIs for the view, with both display only and interactive KPI lists available. See KPI list.

View components

  • Activity history: View an overview of all activities for a specific object, such as comments, case updates, and executed tasks. See Activity history.

  • Images: Add externally hosted images, such as company logos, to the view. See Images.

  • Info text: Add an information icon and supporting text for users, giving them added context when viewing your data. See infoText.

  • Text: Add customizable text to your view, using both text and HTML formatting. See Textbox.