Mains Report

Updated by Sean Ellner

The Mains Report provides users with an overview of aggregate statistics for an all automations within the selected scope. An automation consists of a Main process and all called Sub-Processes. Each automation is identified by its Main process in the report.

To access the report:

  1. Navigate to Statistics Dashboard page:
    1. Choose RPA Dashboards and Reports dropdown in the main header, then click Statistics.
  2. Select the Per Call Tree View from the Views dropdown.
  3. Select the desired scope on the top right by clicking Change Scope and click on OK. For more information on selecting a scope, please see Selecting a Scope in Dashboards.
  4. Select Main Report from the center dropdown.

Glossary

Below are the columns headers and what they represent:

Column Name

Description

Call Tree

The name of the Main process.

Hierarchy

The hierarchy the Main process originates from

Total Actions

This is the combined number of Commands, Decision Branches, Includes, and Variables the Call Tree has.

Commands

This is the number of steps (not including decision branches or includes) the Digital Blueprint has.

Variables

This is the number of unique variables the Digital Blueprint has.

Decision Branches

This is the number of decisions within the Digital Blueprint. This includes if's, if/else, and else branches.

Includes

This is a count of the number of Includes the Digital Blueprint has.  Typical use of an include is to “call” another process.

Complexity

This is the Cyclomatic Complexity of the process that make up that 'bot' or main.  Refer to Cyclomatic complexity - Wikipedia.

Applications

This is a count of the number of applications the process is interacting with.

Call Tree

Call Tree Icon generates the call tree from the Main bot.

Export

How to Export

This report can also be exported to an excel file for further analysis. To download the report

  1. Click on Actions button
  2. Select Export to Excel
  3. Navigate to the Jobs tab on the top banner
  4. Navigate to the jobs tab and click on Import/Export tab
  5. Click on Download icon on the right side of the row.

  1. Export Current View to Excel exports the table exactly as is to an excel document.The exported Excel document provides users with detailed statistics on each main bot contained in the Call Tree. Bots are categorized by Main ID, allowing for easy identification of their associated Main processes.

This sheet will include:

Column Name

Description

Process ID

Blueprint ID Number

Hierarchy

The hierarchy the Main process originates from

Call Tree

Name of the Main processes

Commands

This is the number of steps (not including decision branches or includes) the Digital Blueprint has.

Variables

This is the number of unique variables the Digital Blueprint has.

Decision Branches

This is the number of decisions within the Digital Blueprint. This includes if's, if/else, and else branches.

Includes

This is a count of the number of Includes the Digital Blueprint has.  Typical use of an include is to “call” another process.

Complexity

This is the Cyclomatic Complexity of the process that make up that 'bot' or main.  Refer to Cyclomatic complexity - Wikipedia.

Applications

This is a count of the number of applications the process is interacting with.

Total Actions

This is the combined number of Commands, Decision Branches, Includes, and Variables the Digital Blueprint has.

  1. Export Mains with Dependencies to Excel exports the Main bots along with their dependencies. It provides users with more detailed statistics on each individual bot and their dependencies included in each Main Call Tree. The bots are grouped by Main ID, allowing users to easily identify which bots belong to which Main process. This level of granularity enables users to gain a better understanding of the contents of individual bots within their automation estate.

This sheet will include:

Column Name

Description

Process ID

Blueprint ID Number

Hierarchy

The hierarchy the Main process originates from

Call Tree

Name of the Main processes

Main Process ID

Process Id of the Main Process for each process

Commands

This is the number of steps (not including decision branches or includes) the Digital Blueprint has.

Variables

This is the number of unique variables the Digital Blueprint has.

Decision Branches

This is the number of decisions within the Digital Blueprint. This includes if's, if/else, and else branches.

Includes

This is a count of the number of Includes the Digital Blueprint has.  Typical use of an include is to “call” another process.

Complexity

This is the Cyclomatic Complexity of the process that make up that 'bot' or main.  Refer to Cyclomatic complexity - Wikipedia.

Applications

This is a count of the number of applications the process is interacting with.

Total Actions

This is the combined number of Commands, Decision Branches, Includes, and Variables the Digital Blueprint has.


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