Filter cases that meet the conformance model

Hi Filip, welcome to the Celonis Community! If you are on the IBC or CPM4.6, you can do the following:

• Create a new (empty) Variable named CONFORMANCE
• In the Conformance tab, write the conformance query to the variable you created: image2404428 34.1 KB
• Now you can use the conformance result in an OLAP table component. So you could create an OLAP table component and add the following dimensions:

1. CASE WHEN PU_SUM ( Cases, ABS ( <%=CONFORMANCE%> ) ) != 0 THEN Does not conform ELSE conforms END
2. COUNT_TABLE(Cases)

What you get is a table with two rows - one shows the number of cases that are conforming, the other one shows the number of cases which are not conforming. By clicking on the corresponding item you can select on it. You can also use the condition inside a FILTER statement, for example in the component filter of a process explorer, such that it only shows conforming or non-conforming cases. Best David

Thank you for your response! Thats very interesting. However, I wanted to ask: is CPM4.6 out already? When we log into the SAP Marketplace, we only see 4.5 SP2 version to download (which is what we have installed at the moment).

Hi Filip, unfortunately I cannot give a detailled answer on that question, but I see that you already opened a separate topic for this. Best David

Hello! To pick this thread back up, would you have any insight into creating a conformance graph over time as a standalone graph? It would basically look like the conformance tracker within the prebuilt tab, but I would like to just have the OLAP/column graph over time to put into a custom tab. Thank you in advance, Anthony

Hi Anthony, This is possible as described in the documentation (almost at the end of the page): example 1 - Recreate the Conformance history: create an Area Chart, adding Eventtime in month/week (ROUND_MONTH(PU_FIRST(" _CEL_CASES ", _CEL_ACTIVITIES.EVENTTIME))) as dimension and conformance rate () as KPI. you can also add other KPIs next to the conformance rate such as case count. Best regards, Jan-peter

Hi Jan-peter, This is great, thank you! Ill refer to the documentation in more detail next time. Best, Anthony

No worries, it was also a very useful use case for me, so glad that I could help! Best regards, Jan-peter