PIX Process Analyst

Main article: Process Mining

2023: "PIX Process Analyst" Presentation

PIX Robotics launched PIX Process Analyst on October 10, 2023, a Process Mining class tool that collects and analyzes business process data within a company and helps improve its efficiency. PIX Process Analyst is the final component of a single PIX process management organization platform Processes that is designed to capture, describe, and analyze business processes.

The use of Process Mining technology is relevant for any business, regardless of the field of activity and department of the company.

Enterprise systems collect business process data by recording digital traces that users leave when working with the company's IT systems. Next, PIX Process Analyst converts the list of digital traces into a graph - a visual visual model of the process with all the steps. PIX Process analyst has a set of analytical tools: for example, dashboards and timelines with information about the business process. This allows you to analyze the process in depth and decide on changes. Thus, companies reduce risks when planning and launching new projects, as well as increase the efficiency of business processes and reduce costs.

With the release of PIX Process Analytics - the third module of the PIX Processes platform - our solution has received all the necessary functionality to create an objective picture of process management in large organizations. The platform makes it possible to describe processes as they are - manually or automatically - and analyze them from different sides: from the side of logs from corporate systems and user actions at their computers, - said Nikolai Bulanov, consulting director and product manager of PIX Processes, PIX Robotics.

Along with the PIX Process Analyst, the PIX Processes platform includes the following components:

• PIX Process Studio - a tool for rendering and managing business processes;
• PIX Task Monitor is a Task Mining class solution that allows you to record user tasks based on mouse clicks, keyboard presses and other actions at your computer, from which you can select processes for automation.