Key figures – from process data to decisions
Key figures are only as good as the data they come from. In linqi they are created directly from your real process runs: instead of from an Excel list that someone maintains manually, key figures are calculated from the workflows that run daily. You can form the count, the sum, the average, the minimum or the maximum from your process data – with purpose, using filters that capture the relevant slice, and display rules that determine how the value is shown. This turns a raw number into a key figure that stands in the right context.
Even more important is the target: a key figure without a target value is only a number. linqi connects every key figure with a target value, so it is clear whether you are doing well or poorly – at a glance, without interpretation. On the dashboard or in the process overview screen, the key figures then appear where you need them: as a compact value, as a trend or as an element your team can read directly. This replaces the manual follow-up work on evaluations with a continuous, automatic view of what is moving.
Numbers that stand in the right context
With the linqi key figures, linqi calculates directly from your process runs the values you need. You choose which processes flow in, which aggregation you want – count, sum, average, minimum or maximum – and capture the relevant slice via filters. Display rules control how the value is shown, and a target value gives every value a clear direction: you see immediately whether you are above or below the target, without having to calculate or interpret yourself. This way the key figures appear where you need them – on the dashboard or in the process overview screen – as a compact, directly readable value. This replaces the manual follow-up work on evaluations with a continuous, automatic view of what is moving in your workflows.
Frequently asked questions about key figures
Which evaluation types are there?
Count, sum, average, minimum and maximum – depending on what your question requires.
How are the relevant data filtered?
Via filters you capture the slice you need – the key figure adapts to your question, not to the total mass.
What does a target value bring?
A target value gives the value a direction – you see immediately whether you are above or below the target, without having to interpret.
Where do key figures appear?
On the dashboard and in the process overview screen – as a compact, directly readable value your team can use immediately.