I have some confusion as to why analysis and views exist as separate entity. When both of them serve the same purpose despite the differences in availability of some features.
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In Celonis, Analyses and Views serve distinct but complementary purposes, even though both are used for visualizing and exploring data.
Key Differences:
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Purpose & Use Case:
- Analyses: Designed for in-depth data exploration and advanced process mining use cases. It offers high customization, allowing users to build dashboards with complex KPIs, filters, and interactive elements.
- Views: Primarily meant for operational monitoring with a simplified interface. It is optimized for quick insights and real-time decision-making, particularly within Action Flows and Execution Apps.
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Customization & Features:
- Analyses provide full control over PQL (Process Query Language) expressions, advanced filtering, and a wide range of visualization options.
- Views are more streamlined and focus on key insights with limited customization, ensuring consistency and ease of use for operational teams.
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Integration with Action Flows:
- Views integrate tightly with Celonis Action Flows, allowing users to trigger actions based on process insights.
- Analyses are more focused on discovery, reporting, and deep process analytics.
Why Both Exist?
- Analyses are for deep process mining and performance optimization.
- Views provide an actionable, user-friendly interface for monitoring and decision-making in real time.
Thank you so much for the clarification.
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