Business Process Composer
Business Process Composer is a core feature of IT-Conductor that simplifies business process management by facilitating the mapping of complex business process workflows. It provides a streamlined approach for organizations to visualize and optimize their business operations efficiently.
Configure Business Process Monitoring Service in IT-Conductor
Navigate to Management → Monitoring → Business Process Monitoring.

Click
to add a new Business Process Monitoring Service.

In the Create BP Monitoring Service wizard, fill out all the necessary information. Then click
to add the service.

Name - refers to a unique identifier for the new service being created.
Description - refers to any relevant information about the new service being created.
Role - refers to the environment where the service will be used.
Site - refers to a logical object that describes a particular area or location, depending on the context in which it is used.
A pop-up message will confirm that the service has been created successfully. Click OK to dismiss.

The newly added service will appear in the Business Process Monitoring Services list.

Click
to access the Business Process Composer.

You can create additional containers, or child nodes, within the business process by clicking

You can also drag existing metrics from the left onto the BP Monitoring nodes on the right. The latter action will seamlessly connect the branches of the service tree to the BP Monitoring tree.

To disconnect a BP Monitoring service node, click .
To delete a BP Monitoring service node, click .
Monitor Business Process Monitoring Service in IT-Conductor
To access the monitored metrics of a BP Monitoring service, locate the BP Monitoring node in the service grid.

To access a preview of each of these metrics, click and a pop-up chart will be displayed.

To access the historical view of a specific metric, click the chart title, and you will be redirected to a page similar to Figure 9.

To access the table view of a specific metric, click and you will be redirected to a page similar to Figure 10.

To compare two metric charts using different time step scales, click and you will be redirected to a page similar to Figure 11.

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