Where to find in designer studio workflow path usage statistics in v. 2025?

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Hi Ondrej,

I never noticed that the audit option is gone after the Designer Desk Workflow diagram has been incorporated in the Designer Studio.

If this is gone, the only other option would be the heat map from the Analysis:

https://webcon.com/docs/2025R1/Portal/Analysis/Analytics

But this requires either a subscription license or an addon to the perpetual license.

Best regards,
Daniel

Hi Daniel,
After a longer search, I finally managed to find what I was looking for.

https://community.webcon.com/posts/post/tool-for-workflow-analysis/95/20#:~:text=A%20workflow%20audit%20is%20available,execute%20a%20more%20advanced%20analysis.&text=b)%20Display%20unique%20elements%20%E2%80%93%20this,actions%20executed%20on%20a%20path.

It was available in the 2022 version, but unfortunately, I can't find it in the 2025 version. In post is written, than: Applies to version: 2020.1.x and above; author: Paweł Drab

Does anyone know what might be the issue or where it could be located in version 2025?

Hi,

it’s not an issue! We’re simply replacing the old Designer Studio–based audit view with our new and more powerful Analytics framework.

This change brings flexibility, and a much richer experience when analyzing workflow data in WEBCON BPS.

You can read more about this module here:
https://community.webcon.com/posts/post/data-analysis-in-webcon-bps/385/4

Best regards,
Łukasz

Łukasz, thank you for explanation. Kind Regards, Ondrej

In **Webcon BPS 2025.1.1**, the workflow path usage visualization that was available in older Designer Studio versions has been restructured. It’s no longer directly accessible from the Workflow Designer view. Instead, similar functionality is now part of the **Analytics** module within the **Portal** section. There, you can analyze workflow statistics, including path execution counts and transition frequencies. You may need to enable or configure the analytics dashboards first, depending on your license. The legacy visual path counter view from 2022 was deprecated in favor of these broader analytical tools.