Check Blueprint Usage Reports
Blueprint Reports will give you valuable insights about your business processes and their execution and help you streamline them better. Blueprint reports of two types - Built-in reports and Customized reports.
Built-in Blueprint Reports
Following are the various Blueprint reports readily made available to you.
To check Blueprint reports
- Go to Setup > Automation > Blueprint.
- Click the Usage tab.
- The various Blueprint reports are listed.
- Click on a report to view the insights. Example, the following image is a report on Average time per Blueprint for the Deal follow-up process.
This gives you details on the average time it takes to complete a Blueprint from start Transition to any end Transition, within a given time period.
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