- Release Notes
- Getting Started
- Installation and Upgrade
- Access and Permissions
- Interacting with Insights
- Logs
- Troubleshooting
2022.4.0
You now have the ability to predict future values for your automation KPIs through Forecasting. You can configure widgets to predict future data based on past values.
Insights allows for developers to add business-critical data that customers want to include in their Dashboards. You are no longer limited to using the pre-defined fields already supported by the Insights data model, and you can now use custom log fields to gain valuable insight into your business metrics.
Common fields are not yet supported.
You can now configure a variety of log options for your processes. You can now choose to ingest all logs for a specific process, or ingest only last logs and Error logs for specific processes. Alternatively, you can choose to exclude any log ingestion for a process. This will help store data for a longer duration.
You can now assign and manage group roles in Insights. As an Insights Administrator , you can assign user roles through Active Directory groups or Orchestrator groups.
To assign users to Insights, see User and group access management.
Previously, when a queue was shared with other folders, Insights could only report on the original folder that the queue was created in. We have released support for reporting on the queue in the context of the folder where the queue item was executed.
For more information, see Insights Queues.
Specific Data, Analytics
Data and Output dimensions from Queues to improve
performance. These pre-defined fields make use of JSON outputs for Dashboard
configuration.
You can still create Dashboards using these fields in a manner that fits your business metrics, by configuring Custom Variables.
Erratum 4 November 2022: Fixed an issue causing an SQL authentication error when the Integrated Auth was disabled.
Baseprocess Explore shows up when using the Advanced filter
option to add filters from another Explore. Please ignore this explore.
