Built-in system errors are error types that are automatically assigned to all processes by Process Tracker. For built-in system-error types, users can only configure whether the specific error condition stops (cancels) a process instance. The following three built-in system-error types are automatically assigned to all processes: Step Out Of Sequence, Subprocess Error, and System Error.

Standardized error types are user-defined error types tracked by Optimize. Standardized error types relate to conditions triggered by the Analytic Engine against a process instance, a step instance, or a step transition instance. Standardized error types use built-in error conditions that can be configured on the Add Standardized Error Type page.

Custom error types are user-defined error types that are activated externally and tracked by Optimize. Custom error types can be defined by the user on the Create Custom Error Type page. Alternatively, custom error types can be created automatically by Optimize upon detection of the first received custom error, via the pushExecutionError (Execution Error) operation (for more information, see Sending Process Data in Configuring and Using the Web Service Data Collector).

Name of the error type.

Scope of the error condition. All Process Instances indicates that this error type applies to all instances of the process. If the error type applies to only one dimension of the process, that dimension is displayed in the following format:

dimension name(event mapname): dimension value

The condition that, when true, causes an error of this type to display in the Process Errors panel on the Process Instance Detail page.

Timestamp of the last occurrence of an error of this type.

Whether tracking of this process instance will stop when the error condition occurs.