Which type of data might the Conformance Checker highlight in its evaluations?

The Conformance Checker is designed to identify how well actual process executions conform to predefined models or rules. When evaluating process performance, it specifically highlights unique violation types, which refer to deviations from expected behaviors or standards that have been established within the process framework. This allows organizations to pinpoint specific areas where processes are not functioning as intended, helping to facilitate improvements and ensure adherence to business rules.

By focusing on unique violations, the Conformance Checker enables a more nuanced understanding of compliance issues, as opposed to general metrics such as average time taken for processes or discrepancies in geographical data, which are not directly related to the conformance evaluation. It helps in recognizing patterns of deviations and understanding their implications, ultimately leading to a more effective process management and optimization strategy.