Hello! Can I export process simulation data, such as activities duration (and distribution), resource names and quantities, cost, and so on?

I would like to export data from Bizagi process simulation to MS Excel, such as activity duration (mean, standard deviation...), resources names and quantities, cost and so on.

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Juan Zuluaga ● 9 years ago

Dear Daniel,

For the Time Analysis level, the results of the simulated outcome will contain the following information:

Name: Identifies the specific BPM shape for which the results are displayed.
Type: Identifies the element type of the BPM shape.
Tokens completed: Indicates how many tokens were processed (instances).
Tokens started: Indicates how many tokens arrived at the shape.
Minimum time: Indicates the minimum processing time of the shape.
Maximum time: Indicates the maximum processing time of the shape.
Average time: Indicates the average processing time of the shape.
Total time: Indicates the total time employed to process the shape.

You can transfer the results report to Excel by clicking the Export to Excel button. processvalidation19_zoom75 For further information: http://help.bizagi.com/processmodeler/en/index.html?level_2_example.htmRegards

Juan Zuluaga ● 9 years ago ●

Dear Daniel,

For the Time Analysis level, the results of the simulated outcome will contain the following information:

Name: Identifies the specific BPM shape for which the results are displayed.
Type: Identifies the element type of the BPM shape.
Tokens completed: Indicates how many tokens were processed (instances).
Tokens started: Indicates how many tokens arrived at the shape.
Minimum time: Indicates the minimum processing time of the shape.
Maximum time: Indicates the maximum processing time of the shape.
Average time: Indicates the average processing time of the shape.
Total time: Indicates the total time employed to process the shape.

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