Uploading data

Introduction

Note: Always make sure that the data is in the required format for the app template used for the process app. See App Templates.

When you create a new process app, you must upload data before you can publish the process app. You can also upload data for a published process app. In this case, the app will be published with new data.

You can use a sample dataset, upload a dataset with .tsv or .csv files, or load data using an extractor. See Selecting the data source.

Important:

When uploading data using the Upload data option, make sure the .csv or .tsv files have the suffix _raw.

Loading data for a published process app

Follow these steps to load data for a published app.

1. Open the Process Mining portal.
2. Go to the Process apps tab and locate the app for which you want to upload data.

3. Select on the process app card of the process app for which you want to ingest data and select Upload data.

Loading data using an extractor

The default extraction tool is CData Sync and it is recommended for any non-SAP source systems such as Oracle. For SAP, the recommended extraction tool is Theobald Xtract Universal.

CData Sync

If you want to load data from your source system directly into a process app in Process Mining, you can use CData Sync. CData Sync supports various source systems to which it can connect for data extraction for example files, databases, APIs, and so on.

See Loading data using CData Sync.

Theobald Xtract Universal

For SAP source systems, the recommended tool is Theobald Xtract Universal. Theobald Xtract Universal provides fast data access and extractions to SAP ECC and SAP HANA data sources. See Loading data using Theobald Xtract Universal.

DataBridgeAgent

Important:

DataBridgeAgent is only needed if you are migrating from an on-premises stand-alone Process Mining version.

Only use DataBridgeAgent if you have a custom .mvp connector. Otherwise, use CData Sync, Theobald Xtract Universal for SAP, or files to upload data.

If you have a custom .mvp connector you can use the Process Mining on-premises (stand-alone) extractor DataBridgeAgent to load data for a process app in Process Mining. See Loading data using DataBridgeAgent.

Loading data using DataUploader

You can also use DataUploader to upload data. With DataUploader you can upload data files up to 5TB each directly into a Process Mining process app.

See Loading data using DataUploader for more information.