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Select a Scope when you define a business rule. It determines the scope to which the output result is delivered.
Event scope
Event scope provides results per activity. The data element over which the formula is calculated is events. The default output is the number of events that fit into the business rule data set.
The calculation result displays in the Statistics and Process map screens. In the detail view for a business rule, the results display per activity. Each activity is categorized according to the defined severities. In the process map, the results display per activity, in the same way as in the detailed view for a single business rule in Statistics.
Edge scope
Edge scope is the same as event scope, except that results are provided per edge. The calculation result displays in the Statistics and Process map screens.
Case scope
Case scope provides the result for each case in the business rule data set. The data element over which the formula is calculated is cases. The default output is 1 (True) if the case fits into the business rule data set.
The calculation result displays in the Statistics screen.
Process scope
Process scope is the most generic. It provides a single result per business rule data set.
For a process scope, define the custom result formula with an explicit calculation context to determine over which data elements the formula is calculated—events, edges, or cases. The default business rule result—count of elements—isn't available.
The calculation result isn't relevant to activities and edges. It displays in the Statistics screen only.
An example of process scope is average case or event duration. When it's longer than two days, the value is assigned the category flag Error.