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[This article is prerelease documentation and is subject to change.]
Tabs are the organizational backbone of the process intelligence experience. They allow you to create multiple specialized views within a single process. Each tab maintains its own collection of cards, visualizations, and layout configuration, making it easy to switch between different analytical perspectives without losing your work.
Important
- This is a preview feature.
- Preview features aren’t meant for production use and may have restricted functionality. These features are available before an official release so that customers can get early access and provide feedback.
- For more information, go to our preview terms.
Tab bar features
The tab bar is located at the top of the process intelligence experiencecess intelligence experience process intelligence experience interface. It's immediately below the navigation breadcrumb.
The tab bar displays the following features:
- Tab names: Overview, Case Duration, Variant Analysis, Top 3 Countries/Regions.
- Indicator of private/public tab: Each tab shows a small person icon indicating visibility settings.
- Active tab indicator: The currently selected tab (in this case, Top 3 Countries/Regions) is highlighted with a blue underline.
- Add button: A (+) button on the right for creating new tabs.
Select a tab name to switch to that view and show its configured cards and visualizations.
Create new tabs
Create a new tab you want to appear in the tab bar. It becomes the active tab. The new tab displays an empty state where you can begin adding cards.
Use the (+) button
To create a new tab:
At the end of the tab bar, select (+).
The Add tab dialog opens.
In the text field, enter a descriptive name (for example, High Throughput Time).
The text field includes an (X) button on the right side to quickly clear your entered text if needed.
To create the tab, select Add tab.
Alternatively, select Cancel to dismiss the dialog without creating a tab.
Manage tabs with the Edit menu
The Edit tabs menu provides comprehensive tab management capabilities. Access it by selecting the gear icon labeled Edit tabs in the top-right area of the interface.
The Edit tabs context menu
The Edit tabs context menu displays:
- Tab count: "Tabs (4)" showing the total number of tabs.
- Tab list: All tabs in your dashboard with management controls.
- Add tab button: + Add tab option at the bottom.
Tab context menu options
The context menu appears as a white panel overlaying the tab list. Each option shows an icon next to the label.
Each tab in the list has an ellipsis (...) that opens a context menu with the following options:
- Rename tab: Change the tab's name.
- Duplicate tab: Create a copy of the tab with all its cards and layout.
- Delete tab: Remove the tab from the dashboard.
- Make public: Share the tab with other users (indicated by person icon with lock).
- Move up: Shift the tab one position to the left in the tab bar.
- Move down: Shift the tab one position to the right in the tab bar.
Reorder tabs
Tabs can be reordered in two ways:
Use Move commands
Open the tab's context menu with the ellipses (...).
To move the tab to the left, select Move up.
Alternatively, to move the tab to the right, select Move down.
Drag handles
- Locate the six-dot drag handle icon on the left side of a tab in the list.
- Select and hold (or click and hold) the drag handle.
- Drag the tab to your desired position.
- Release your navigation device to drop the tab in place.
The tab order in this management panel directly corresponds to the order that displays in the tab bar.
Tab indicators
In the tab list, the following displays:
- Drag handle: Six dots on the left for reordering.
- Person icon: Next to each tab name, indicating sharing status.
- Checkmark: Appears next to the currently active tab.
- Ellipsis (...): On the right side, for accessing context menu options.
Empty tab state
When you create a new tab or navigate to a tab without any content, the process intelligence experience displays an empty state.
This state includes:
- Empty tab illustration: A visual showing a magnifying glass over colorful charts
- Message: "Your dashboard is currently empty".
- Instructions: "To get started, add a few cards and customize your dashboard layout in edit mode."
- Edit layout button: A blue button to enter edit mode.
The empty tab screenshot shows the tab bar at the top with tabs Overview, Case Duration, Variant Analysis, Top 3 Countries/Regions, and the newly created High Throughput Time tab. The new tab is active and empty.
To enter customization mode and begin adding cards to populate your tab, select Edit layout. Learn more about adding and arranging cards in Customize layouts in process intelligence studio (preview).
Best practices
- Name tabs descriptively: Use clear names that indicate the analytical purpose (for example, Top 3 Countries/Regions, High Throughput Time).
- Organize by audience: Create separate tabs for different stakeholders (executives, analysts, operations).
- Group related metrics: Keep logically connected visualizations on the same tab.
- Use duplication: Start from an existing tab and modify it rather than building from scratch.
- Order strategically: Place most frequently accessed tabs on the left for quick access.