HawkFlow.ai UI pages components

The bubble chart is designed to quickly show you that status of all your processes.

Each large outer bubble represents a single process. The inner bubbles represent different meta for the same process.

The size of the bubble represents the time it takes to run, with the blue ring representing the average time this process / meta combination takes to run.

If the process completed faster than normal, then there will be an orange inner ring of which the size will represent how much faster than normal it has run. If the process is taking longer than normal to run, then there will be a yellow outer ring, of which the size will represent how much longer than normal the process has taken to run.

A purple ring represents a failed run of a process, and a green ring represents a process that is running at that moment in time.

The alert widgets give you a quick glimpse at the state of your system, letting you know whether processes are running on time, throwing exceptions, failing, or have gone missing entirely.

This chart allows you to recognise patterns over time in how many processes you are running. You can quickly see if you have a spike or a drop in the number of processes that are running. Often the first sign that there is an issue in your system.

Each bar shows you the number of processes started in the chosen time range.

A process running faster than normal will be represented by an orange bar. A process taking longer than normal to run will be represented by a yellow bar, and a process running with its normal time range will be represented by a blue bar.

This chart allows you to recognise patterns over time in the length of time that processes run for. You can quickly see if you have a spike or a drop in the time processes are taking to compelte. When used together with the number of processes chart, this allows you to quickly understand if there is an issue in your system.

Each bar shows you the number of processes started in the chosen time range.

A process running faster than normal will be represented by an orange bar. A process taking longer than normal to run will be represented by a yellow bar, and a process running with its normal time range will be represented by a blue bar.

A failed process will be represented by a purple bar.

This chart allows you to recognise patterns over a longer period of time in how many processes you are running. You can quickly see if you have a spike or a drop in the number of processes that are running. Often the first sign that there is an issue in your system.

Each bar shows you the number of processes started in the chosen time range.

A process running faster than normal will be represented by an orange bar. A process taking longer than normal to run will be represented by a yellow bar, and a process running with its normal time range will be represented by a blue bar.

This chart allows you to recognise patterns over a longer period of time in the length of time that processes run for. You can quickly see if you have a spike or a drop in the time processes are taking to complete. When used together with the number of processes chart, this allows you to quickly understand if there is an issue in your system.

Each bar shows you the number of processes started in the chosen time range.

A process running faster than normal will be represented by an orange bar. A process taking longer than normal to run will be represented by a yellow bar, and a process running with its normal time range will be represented by a blue bar.

A failed process will be represented by a purple bar.

The daily issues chart shows you number of issues your processes are having each day. As with other charts, the orange bars represent a process running faster than normal. A yellow bar represents a process running slower than normal, a failed process is represented in purple, and exceptions are in pink.