Processhärvinformation

Processhärvinformation is a term occasionally used in Swedish-language discussions to refer to information that is collected from or about business processes with the aim of analysis, improvement, and oversight. The exact meaning varies by organization, but it generally covers data that trace how a process unfolds, what resources it consumes, and what outcomes it produces. Typical sources include event logs from information systems (such as ERP, CRM, BPM tools), process metadata (timestamps, case identifiers, step sequences), performance metrics (cycle time, wait times, throughput), and related contextual data (roles, inputs, outputs).

Usage and methods: In practice, processhärvinformation is analyzed to map process models, detect deviations, identify bottlenecks, and assess conformity to standards. Techniques draw on process mining, workflow analytics, process simulation, and business intelligence. Data governance and privacy considerations apply, especially when logs contain sensitive information. The term is not standardized; some organizations treat it as part of broader "process data" or "process analytics".

Related concepts include process data, process mining, conformance checking, and operational intelligence. In contrast to ad hoc reporting, processhärvinformation emphasizes end-to-end traceability and repeatable analysis across cases.