Create an Analyzer Tab – How to Start

Creating an Analyzer tab is the starting point for structured and focused process exploration. Each tab represents a dedicated analytical perspective based on a selected Dimension defined in the Builder. By assigning a clear and descriptive title and organizing tabs according to investigative priorities, users establish a transparent framework for deep process analysis. Flexible tab management—including renaming, reordering, and unlimited creation—ensures that evolving analytical questions can be structured logically and communicated clearly across teams.

Every analysis starts with creating a Tab. Each tab represents a distinct analytical perspective that you can later investigate or use for ongoing monitoring. If you want to create your first tab, press the “+” button in the middle of the screen. In case you already created one more more tabs already, you find the “+” button on the right side of the last tab in the tab bar. A dialogue immediately asks you to pick a Dimension. The dimension is created earlier in the Builder and can be seen as a specific view or perspective on a process. If the list of Dimensions is empty, go to the Builder and start connect data sources. Once you have chosen a Dimension, assign the tab a clear, descriptive title such as Performance Analysis – Order‑to‑Cash. The platform prevents duplicate names, ensuring that colleagues always know which analysis they are looking at. Confirm with "Create" and you already switch to the default process view of the Analyzer.

As your investigation evolves, you can refine the tab title at any time: hover over the name, click the small pencil icon, and type the new wording. Likewise, the tab order is not set in stone—simply drag a tab left or right to arrange your narrative in the order you intend to present. There is no technical limit on the number of tabs, so feel free to create one for every relevant perspective; their colours help you to differentiate between the Dimensions associated to each tab.

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