Using Task Mining
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Using Task Mining
Collect and analyze workstation activities to understand how tasks are performed, identify inefficiencies, and make data-driven decisions.
The following processes are performed using Task Mining to collect workstation data so you can analyze how your people get work done to increase business efficiency.
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Defining the scope of Task Mining projects
Start a Task Mining project to analyze data for a specific purpose. Define how long the project lasts, who to collect data from, how to group activities, and how to visualize data.
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Generating a project data analysis
Generate an analysis of your project data according to your categorization rules, then refine and share the analysis so you can make data-driven decisions.
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Requesting workstation user data
Complete data requests for workstation users in the Employee Center to create a pool of data that you can use in future analysis.
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Categorize workstation activities to simplify analysis
Organize and add context to your data by grouping similar workstation activities with user-friendly names.
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Identify task improvement actions
Initiate an automation request from a Task Mining task timeline analysis or share the details of the analysis.
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