On the KPI Summary page, you can compare the performance of up to five instances of KPIs on one graph.

Example #1: you want to investigate revenue by customer for three regions, East, Central, and West, and compare them to the total revenue for all three regions. You can compare the instances of the KPI for revenue from each customer region and the instance of the KPI that sums the revenue from all three regions. Using information available on that page, you can analyze revenue by region and examine associated events such as rule violations.

Example #2: you want to investigate the relationship between order volume, order errors, and order cycle time. You can compare the instances of the KPIs for order volume, order errors, and order cycle time.

Example #3: you want to correlate operational events for your webMethods integrations to the servers and network they are running on. You can compare instances of KPIs for IS Service Average Service Request Time to the server CPU utilization on the server the IS Services are running on.

Example #4: you want to correlate your webMethods integrations to the infrastructure they are running on. You can compare the instances of the KPIs for Number of Successfully Completed IS Service Requests on a specific IS, the Number of Documents Published of a specific Document Type, and Number of Events Published on a specific Broker.

To view the scale values for a KPI instance, click the KPI instance's performance line or the KPI instance name in the legend.