February 2023

New Process Mining process apps now use the new layout technique called TRACY for process graphs. TRACY makes the process graph easy to understand, automatically identifying the main process flow and ordering the rest of the activities based on their execution sequence. The process graph is now stable whenever changes are being applied to the data, removing the spaghetti view and making the process streamlined. Whenever filters are applied, changes are highlighted through smart animations to enable business users to understand what is happening between different filter states.

The following app templates are now available:

See App Templates.

Failing dbt tests now return a user-friendly error message.

When re-ingesting data by uploading data using csv or tsv files a warning is shown, rather than an error, if the data files do not match the expected names. This allows users to proceed and upload different files, if desired. Following this, the transformations can be edited to align with the new input files.

When data ingestion fails, the last successful ingestion will still be available to the business users. When a new ingestion succeeds while a business user is working with a process app, the user is notified that new data is available.

creation_date and purchase_order_id will no longer return an error when they contain null values.

creation_date and sales_order_id will no longer return an error when they contain null values.

The variable datetime_format is replaced with date_format to correctly cast fields of the data type date.

When you have set one or more filters, you can save these filters in a filter collection. This enables you to quickly and easily navigate to your frequently used filters when analyzing data. See Filter collections.