PDDR Recorded Metadata

When the PDDR (Process Discovery Discovery Recorder) records user actions, it captures multiple types of metadata that are sent to the server for process analysis and to MongoDB. PD and System Administrators can export this data to a CSV file or build it to a BI dashboard.

By using a dashboard, business analysts can see the efficiency of applications and users.

Each team in Nintex Process Discovery has its own collection in MongoDB with a unique team ID.

The Team ID can be referenced in the Nintex Process Discovery Console.

To access the Team information:

  1. Go to Settings on the left navigation menu in the Nintex Process Discovery Console.

  2. Click on the Cog icon on the right side of the page.

  3. Select Teams.

Within each team collection are all the captured user actions and timestamps.

Some of this data is only available when transferred to BI dashboards, other data is shown within the Console:

Here are some examples of how user actions are represented:

Value Type Enum Cursor Type
AppStarting 3 A standard arrow with small hourglass cursor.
Arrow 2 A standard arrow cursor.
ArrowCD 27 An arrow cd cursor.
Cross 4 A crosshair cursor.
Hand 14 A hand cursor.
Help 5 A help cursor.
IBeam 6 A text I-Beam cursor.
No 1 No cursor.
None 0 A value indicating that no cursor should be displayed.
Pen 15 A pen cursor.
ScrollAll 18 A scrolling cursor with arrows pointing north, south, east, and west.
ScrollE 22 A scrolling cursor with an arrow pointing east.
ScrollN 19 A scrolling cursor with an arrow pointing north.
ScrollNE 24 A scrolling cursor with arrows pointing north and east.
ScrollNS 16 A scrolling cursor with arrows pointing north and south.
ScrollNW 23 A scrolling cursor with arrows pointing north and west.
ScrollS 20 A scrolling cursor with an arrow pointing south.
ScrollSE 26 A scrolling cursor with arrows pointing south and east.
ScrollSW 25 A scrolling cursor with arrows pointing south and west.
ScrollW 21 A scrolling cursor with an arrow pointing west.
ScrollWE 17 A scrolling cursor with arrows pointing west and east.
SizeAll 7 A cursor with arrows pointing north, south, east, and west.
SizeNESW 8 A cursor with arrows pointing northeast and southwest.
SizeNS 9 A cursor with arrows pointing north and south.
SizeNWSE 10 A cursor with arrows pointing northwest and southeast.
SizeWE 11 A cursor with arrows pointing west and east.
UpArrow 12 A vertical arrow cursor.
Wait 13 An hourglass cursor.