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You can now configure a condition list in your Studio Views. The condition list component allows you to view and monitor conditional attributes from your Knowledge Model (such as 'Material in Stock' and 'PO approval adherence'). With increased visibility of these conditional attributes, you can better understand how any violations impact your business KPIs.

In the following example, the condition list component is used to track Purchase Order payment conformance:

If you previously used the Execution Gap List component in our legacy Views, the condition list component can now be used for the same use cases.

In addition to fulfilling these use cases, the condition list component offers a number of key features and enhancements:

  • Monitoring of conditional attributes: Quickly view and track business rule conditions.

  • Built-In conformance analysis: Automatically calculate conformance rates and non-conformance impacts on KPIs.

  • Reusable conditions: Utilize boolean calculated attributes in the Knowledge Model for conditions.

  • Configurable outputs: Using the condition list component, you can configure the following outputs:

    • Counts: Total cases, conforming cases (1), and non-conforming cases (0).

    • Conformance rate: The percentage of cases meeting criteria over applicable cases.

    • Optional KPI Impact: Highlight how non-conforming cases (0) affect key KPIs.

For more information, head to: Condition list

@mateusz.miara I love the new component. But for my usage I need to apply a component filter on it. Does the component support this? I haven’t found they typical way of other components.


@manuel.wetze The component works like any other view component. You can apply filters on top of the component by clicking on the first three columns. The filter will apply to the rest of the view components, and if you apply any filters on the other components or directly on the view, they will apply to the component data.


Right, but I mean the Component Filers = those which only apply to the given component they are set on. Like e.g. on a table component in screenshot below. This seems not possible in the condition list component at the moment, or am I missing something?
​​​​​​​ I might have an edge case here at hand, but I can not use the view filters (which work fine for the condition list) for it as the View is utilizing two different Knowledge Models. 
 

 


@manuel.wetze Unfortunately, the Condition List does not currently support filters at the component level.