Processes

In the “Processes” area, you can retrieve a list of active or already executed system processes for a selected period of time which is then shown in the table.

Retrieve system process data

In order to retrieve a list of processes which were executed in a particular time period, you can either set a given time period with a start date and an end date, or you can retrieve the processes which were executed in the recent past starting from the respective moment.

1. Click on the “Choose date range” field to call up the datepicker menu.
2. Click on the respective start date.
3. Click on the respective end date. Then the datepicker menu closes and the processes which were executed during the defined time period are listed in the table of the “Processes” card.

Show processes from the recent past

In order to show processes which were carried in the recent past starting from the respective moment, proceed as follows:

• In order to show the processes which were executed on the same day, click on the TODAY button.
• In order to show the processes which were executed during the last three days, click on the LAST 3 DAYS button.
• In order to show the processes which were executed during the past week, click on the LAST WEEK button.

Read process information

The process information is listed in the table of the “Processes” card with the individual columns providing different information about the respective processes:

• Name: This column shows the name of the respective process.
• Section: This column shows the individual sections of the respective process.
• Progress: This column shows the progress of the respective process in percent
• Total: This column shows the number of objects such as items or products which were processed.
• Status: This column shows the status of the respective process such as “Started”, “Finished” or Error.
• Started: This column shows the date and time when the respective process was started.
• Finished: This column shows the date and time when the respective process was ended.
• Info: This column shows further information about the respective process.

Using the column header tools you can filter table entries or adjust their sequence. In order to filter table entries you can also use the free-text search.