The properties of the Field type: Relationship List have been extended with the addition of Relationship Category. This allows you to change the default Relationship Category “With What” to, for example, “Who” or “Why.” 
This is relevant if you are involved in setting up frameworks with Fieldsets and Fields for others to capture metadata on topics.
This specific Field type is often used to provide users with a predefined list of options while still capturing relationships. This enriches the metadata with links between topics, and the topics you offer for selection in the field are visually distinct through their topic icons.
See this example where a Relationship List field is used:
The relationship type becomes particularly relevant when you have many relationships between topics and want to distinguish which ones to “fish out,” for instance, in reporting.
With this change, you have more control over how easily you can create overviews of your topic metadata and relationships.
IMPORTANT: If you are currently using a Relationship List field for critical metadata, do not change the field’s relationship category. Doing so will cause the data currently captured in the field to be lost.
If you must change an existing field, ensure you have a backup of the data so you can recapture the values after modifying the relationship category.
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Reference Model Activity
Mapping for Conformance
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Visual Representation
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Execution Date of
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Automatic Case
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Power BI Token Renewal
What’s new?
You can now map activities from your reference model to dataset activity names. The names don’t need to be identical when applying Conformance Checking.Benefits / Use Scenarios:
- Align your reference model with real process data, even if naming conventions differ.
- Quickly identify deviations from your ideal process without renaming dataset activities.
- Useful for auditing, compliance checks, or improving process consistency across departments.
What’s new?
Users now see a process image when adding reference models to the configuration.
Benefits / Use Scenarios:
- Provides an intuitive overview of the process structure.
- Helps new users understand reference models without deep technical knowledge.
- Makes onboarding and training faster when aligning teams to standard processes.
What's new?
The last run date of the Conformance Check is now visible to users.
Benefits / Use Scenarios:
- Easily track when checks were last performed.
- Helps prioritize datasets for updated conformance validation.
- Supports reporting and audit trails by showing recent activity.
What's new?
Event log columns starting with “c_” are automatically mapped as Case Attributes when configuring datasets.
Benefits / Use Scenarios:
- Speeds up dataset setup by reducing manual mapping steps.
- Ensures consistent case-level metadata for analysis.
- Ideal for complex logs with many custom attributes, e.g., customer ID, order type, or department code.
What's improved?
The Power BI token now automatically renews after a 1-hour timeout, keeping reports in View or Edit mode active.
Benefits / Use Scenarios:
- Continuous access to Process Mining dashboards without interruptions.
- Avoids manual re-authentication during long analysis sessions.
- Supports collaborative review sessions where multiple users explore reports together.
