I have a usecase in which I want to create an object-centric datamodel. According to the linked video below, it is possible to create events based on the attribute of an event (e.g. the event is order, but there are orders in different domains, e.g. games, clothing, …. which is saved as an attribute of this event). Populating this category as the event is possible in a simple case-centric example like explained in the video, but currently this seems impossible for object-centric models? Is this correct or am I missing something? I would like to avoid creating single events for each category.
https://academy.celonis.com/learn/video/create-events-based-on-their-attributes
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Populate Event attribute as Event for Object-Centric Datamodels
The answer was hidden in the OCPM Best-Practices Training of the Celonis Academy. Please make this more available as finding this might cost others time as well.
When in the Studio, open the Knowledge Model. There, under “Event Logs”, you have to rename the according event tables from “EventLogName”.”ACTIVITY” to “EventLogName”.”ActivityDetails”. Afterwards, the attributes will correctly be displayed as events in the process explorer.
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